3012-0500-100 by Jason Industrial | 3012 Series | FDA 3-A Liquid Suction Hose | PVC | 5" ID | 6.04" OD | 70 PSI | White | 100ft
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Food Hose
Jason Industrial | 3012 Series | FDA 3-A Liquid Suction Hose
1
What is this product used for?
- Food handling and heavy duty suction and discharge applications.
- Also for processing wine, beer, food paste, dairy and syrup.
2
What are the key specifications?
Tube
PVC
Cover
PVC
Reinforcement
Non-toxic food grade PVC helix (white).
One synthetic braid.
Temperature Range
-50°F (-46°C) to +150°F (+66°C)
Colors
White / Clear
Branding
N/A
Specifications
Meets FDA, USDA and 3-A sanitary standards.
Design Factor
3:1
3
What are the main product features?
- Meets FDA, USDA and 3-A sanitary standards.
- Clear, visual flow.
- Easy to drag with "Go-Glide" external clockwise PVC helix.
- Vacuum rating up to 29" of HG.
- -50°F cold weather resistant and still flexible.
4
Which sizes or configurations are available?
| Part Number 100ft |
ID | OD | Reinf. Braids |
Max. Working Pressure @ 68° F |
Vacuum @ 68°F |
Weight (lbs/ft) |
Minimum Bend Radius |
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| in | mm | in | mm | PSI | BAR | in of Hg | in | mm | |||
| 3012-0150-100 | 1-1/2" | 38.10mm | 2.03" | 51.56mm | 1 | 110 PSI | 7.58 BAR | 29.0 | 0.47 lbs | 2.50" | 63.50mm |
| 3012-0200-100 | 2" | 50.80mm | 2.60" | 66.04mm | 1 | 100 PSI | 6.89 BAR | 29.0 | 0.69 lbs | 4.00" | 101.60mm |
| 3012-0300-100 | 3" | 76.20mm | 3.70" | 93.98mm | 1 | 100 PSI | 6.89 BAR | 28.0 | 1.13 lbs | 6.00" | 152.40mm |
| 3012-0400-100 | 4" | 101.60mm | 4.78" | 121.41mm | 1 | 80 PSI | 5.51 BAR | 28.0 | 1.74 lbs | 7.00" | 177.80mm |
| 3012-0500-100 | 5" | 127.00mm | 6.04" | 153.42mm | 1 | 70 PSI | 4.83 BAR | 28.0 | 2.99 lbs | 9.00" | 228.60mm |
WARNING: Working pressure (W.P.) is temperature dependent.
No by the foot sales. This is a Packaged Length product.
