Suction Discharge Hose Eaton 6 inch EHB500-96BK-200

Description

This hose is sold by the Foot.  .00 per foot with a 10 foot minimum.
Buyer pays for shipping.  Costs will vary with length and weight.  I will load for free.
Local pick up OK.
This hose normally sells for per foot.  It is more heavy duty than the cheap green hose.  My loss is your gain.
This hose has a working pressure of 150 P.S.I. and is durable enough to handle oil and hydraulic fluids.
Burst Pressure (bar)
31
Burst Pressure (psi)
450
Cover Material
NBR blend
Hose I.D. (in)
6
Hose I.D. (mm)
152.4
Hose O.D. (in)
6.69
Hose O.D. (mm)
170
Hose Type
Suction & Discharge
Max Temperature (C)
70
Max Temperature (F)
158
Min Temperature (C)
-35
Min Temperature (F)
-31
Operating Pressure (PSI)
150
Operating Pressure (bar)
10.5
Product Line
Industrial
Tube Material
NBR blend
Available Length
200
Color
Black
Cover Material
NBR blend
Description
Water or Petroleum/Oil Suction & Discharge
General Application
1) For suction and discharge of water or petroleum products 2) For use with petroleum products with aromatic content up to 50%
Hose Base Number
EHP500
Hose Family
Petroleum - Suction & Discharge
Hose I.D. (in)
6
Hose O.D. (in)
6.69
Markets
1) Petroleum industry 2) Paper/pulp industry 3) Oil and gas exploration 4) Ship building 5) Tank trucks 6) Waste hauling 7) Batch plants
Max Temperature (F)
158
Min Temperature (F)
-31
Operating Pressure (PSI)
150
Tube Material
NBR blend
Weight (lb/ft)
5.29
For the people asking about shipping, please do your own homework.  This product will ship on a 7 foot square pallet.  The height will be anywhere between 2 feet and 4 feet.  Then just multiply 5.29 pounds per foot by the number of feet you want and add about 50 pounds for a pallet and you will be able to shop around for shipping rates.  In most cases this will be transported on a flat bed truck.
As for the butthead that wrote a bad review, here are the facts:  He entered in a contract when he bought the item.  I received the message that he wanted 40 ft.  I cut off 40 ft from a 200 ft roll and put it on a pallet.  Then he asks  how much it would cost to ship 2300 miles.  After wasting my time calling around for shipping quotes, he felt that the shipping cost was too high.  He wanted to cancel the sale and get his money back.  I refused and explained to him that it was already cut off of a bigger roll.  He then proceeded to lie and file every type of complaint with Ebay and PayPal in an effort to get his money back.  In the end Ebay and PayPal sided with me and he did not get his money back.  His parting shot was to leave a bad review.  If this had been a different type of product where I could just put it back in stock, I would have done that and refunded his money.  It would have been unfair to me to try and sell a remnant piece.  The moral is don't be lazy, do your homework.  If you make a mistake, don't be a cry baby.
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