Loc-Line - 59872-BLK Coolant Hose Component, Black Acetal Copolymer, Double Socket, 1/2" Hose ID (Pack of 20)

The Loc-Line double socket hose fitting is made of black acetal copolymer plastic and has sockets on both ends for reversing hose direction to add a second connector. The acetal copolymer plastic resists corrosion and moisture and can be used with acetone, alcohol, ethyl, greases, oils, commercial dish detergents, gasoline, lacquer solvents, and sodium hydroxide. The fitting has a maximum operating temperature of 170 degrees F. The material meets National Sanitation Foundation (NSF)/American National Standards Institute (ANSI) 14, 51, and 61 specifications for use with drinking (potable) water, and complies with Registration, Evaluation, Authorization of Chemicals (REACH) and Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances (RoHS) standards. The component connects to other Loc-Line components by a ball-and-socket design that snaps together for a tight seal. SpecificationsMaximum Pressure, 1/4" Inner Diameter30 psi (up to 110 psi with element clamp)Maximum Flow, 1/4" Inner Diameter250 gallons/hourMaximum Pressure, 1/2" Inner Diameter20 psi (up to 110 psi with element clamp)Maximum Flow, 1/2" Inner Diameter478 gallons/hourMaximum Pressure, 3/4" Inner Diameter10 psiMaximum Flow, 3/4" Inner Diameter1,140 gallons/hourLockwood Products manufactures the Loc-Line modular hose system of low-pressure hose and couplings used for coolant, air delivery, smoke and dust removal, and other applications. The company, founded in 1981, is headquartered in Lake Oswego, OR.

• Double socket adapter reverses hose direction to add a second connector
• Fitting connects to Loc-Line modular hose on both ends
• Acetal copolymer plastic has a black color, resists corrosion and moisture, and can be used with acetone, alcohol, ethyl, greases, oils, commercial dish detergents, gasoline, lacquer solvents, and sodium hydroxide
• Maximum operating temperature of 170 degrees F
• Material meets NSF/ANSI standards 14, 51, and 61 for drinking (potable) water