Our 1.5 inch "Made in the USA" double jacket lay-flat hose meets and exceeds all NFPA 1961 standards. This hose is constructed of an EPDM synthetic rubber tube and a double layer of 100% polyester woven jackets. The rubber lining is a single-ply extruded tube of synthetic EPDM compounded to resist ozone. Double jacket refers to the second layer polyester covering woven from staple polyester yarn (no filament or entangled yarn is permitted) added for increased abrasion resistance. Impregnated hoses shall meet the requirements of Mil-H-24606B for abrasion resistance.

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Specifications

• 100% All Polyester Double Jacket
• 100% Mildew Resistant
• EPDM Rubber Liner
• 10 Year Warranty
• UL Listed

Test Ratings

• 400 PSI Service Pressure
• 800 PSI Test Pressure
• 1200 PSI Burst Pressure
• 600 PSI Kink Test Pressure

Available Lengths - 25, 50, 75, and 100 feet (Custom lengths available)

Available Colors - White is standard (Custom colors are available)

Available Couplings - Aluminum or brass

Available Threads - NH / NST or NPSH

Bowl Size - 1 15/16"

Weight Per 50 Foot Section Uncoupled Hose - 17 pounds

Applications

• Municipal Fire Departments
• Heavy Industrial Use

Abbreviations

ODM = Outside Diameter of Male

IDM = Inside Diameter of Male

TPI = Threads Per Inch

NPT = National Pipe Tapered

NPSH = National Pipe Straight Hose

NH = National Hose

NST = National Standard Thread

The most common thread type in use by fire departments today is NST or National Standard Thread. NST also goes by the the initials NH or National Hose. It can even be referred to as NHT or National Hose Thread but NST or NH is more common these days. NH = NST

The second most common thread is NPSH (also known as IPT). A female NPSH coupling can thread on to a male NPT and seal via gasket if the face of the NPT male is square. NPSH = IPT = SIPT and has the same TPI (threads per inch) as NPT. NPSH is the straight thread version of NPT which is tapered thread and common in non-fire department use.