Exhaust gas hose EF2
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exhaust gas hose
exhaust gas hose
exhaust gas hose
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Characteristics

Use
for exhaust gas
Material
synthetic, fabric, composite
Applications
heavy-duty
Other characteristics
abrasion-resistant, flame-retardant, high-resistance
Inner diameter

100 mm, 125 mm, 150 mm, 200 mm
(3.937 in, 4.921 in, 5.906 in, 7.874 in)

Temperature

300 °C, 350 °C
(572 °F, 662 °F)

Delivered length

5 m, 10 m, 12.5 m
(16'04" , 32'09" , 41'00" )

Description

• The EF2 hose is made up of a synthetic composite fabric that can endure exhaust gas temperatures of up to 300°C (570°F) continuous. -Available only in North America- Features • High resistance to mechanical loadings • Flame retardant • Abrasion resistant The synthetic composite fabric hose (EF2) is used with Plymovent vehicle exhaust systems. The EF2 is designed to extract hazardous fumes generated by gasoline and diesel engines. It is made up of a specialty coated high temperature synthetic woven fabric that is designed to handle flammable dust and particles, and can endure exhaust gas temperatures of up to 300°C (570°F) continuous. Intermittently, the EF2 hose can endure 350°C (660°F) provided there is approximately 50% of fresh air supplied. The external helix is made up of galvanized steel with additional plastic abrasion. Recommended for • Heavy-duty vehicle workshops • Public works service garages • Mass transit service facilities • Fleet maintenance facilities • Vocational technical schools Features • Abrasion resistant • Extremely flexible • Super lightweight • Vibration resistant • Highly flexible and compressible • High resistance to mechanical loadings • Flame retardant (designed to handle flammable dust and particles)

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