REELCRAFT® DP7850 OMP 158423

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REELCRAFT® DP7000 Series DP7850 OMP Compact Dual Pedestal Hose Reel, 50 ft Hose, 0.5 in ID x 0.82 in OD Dia Hose

Manufacturer: Madison Air
Brand: REELCRAFT®
Item Number: 158423
MPN: DP7850 OMP
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  • Heavy This item has special delivery requirements Please contact Owen Companies to order
  • Santa Fe Springs, CA
    Additional Information      :      210 deg F, Spring Retractable Winding
    Color      :      Red
    Connection Type      :      FNPT x MNPT
    Dimensions      :      9 in H x 16-1/2 in W x 17 in D
    Finish      :      Powder-Coated
    Hose Capacity      :      50 ft
    Hose Diameter      :      0.5 in ID x 0.82 in OD
    Hose Type      :      Medium-Pressure Oil
    Inlet Size      :      1/2 in
    Material      :      Carbon Steel
    Mounting Type      :      Bench, Ceiling, Floor, Truck, Wall
    Outlet Size      :      1/2 in
    Pressure Rating      :      3000 psi
    Series      :      DP7000 Series

    Reelcraft®'s new compact dual pedestal Series DP7000 features an innovative, non-welded, interlocking base. Independent testing to military standards has proven the reel stand up to heavy vibration, which makes them especially strong and ideal for truck-mounted applications. Superbly engineered dual pedestal base and guide arm are structurally reinforced. All steel construction and a baked-on powder coat finish combine to produce a rugged corrosion-resistant product suitable for a wide variety of heavy-duty applications.

    REELCRAFT® Compact Dual Pedestal Hose Reel, DP7000 Series, 50 ft Hose, 0.5 in ID x 0.82 in OD Hose Diameter, Medium-Pressure Oil Hose, 1/2 in Inlet, 1/2 in Outlet, FNPT x MNPT Connection, Carbon Steel, Finish: Powder-Coated, Red, 3000 psi, Bench, Ceiling, Floor, Truck, Wall Mounting, 9 in H x 16-1/2 in W x 17 in D, Additional Information: 210 deg F, Spring Retractable Winding

      Reinforced steel, steel guide arm and dual pedestal base are stamped with ribs and gussets to insure maximum strength and lightest possible weight

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