R13 Multi-Spiral Very-High-Pressure Hose
SAE 100R13 multi-spiral hose with uniform 345 bar working pressure for very-high-pressure hydraulics. 3/8" – 2" (DN10 – DN51).
Key features
- Applicable Standard: SAE 100R13
- Construction Type: multi-spiral
- Bore Size Range: 3/8" – 2" (DN10 – DN51)
- Max Working Pressure: 350 bar
- Min Burst Pressure: 1400 bar
- Min Operating Temperature: -40 °C
- Max Operating Temperature: 121 °C
- Reinforcement: Four or six alternating layers of spiralled steel wire (multi-spiral construction)
- Applicable Standard
- SAE 100R13
- Construction Type
- multi-spiral
- Bore Size Range
- 3/8" – 2" (DN10 – DN51)
- Max Working Pressure
- 350 bar
- Min Burst Pressure
- 1400 bar
- Min Operating Temperature
- -40 °C
Product description
The R13 Multi-Spiral Very-High-Pressure Hose SAE 100R13 multi-spiral hose with uniform 350 bar working pressure for very-high-pressure hydraulics. Conforms to SAE 100R13.
Construction
- Tube: Synthetic rubber (NBR), oil-resistant
- Reinforcement: Four or six alternating layers of spiralled steel wire (multi-spiral construction)
- Cover: Synthetic rubber, abrasion-resistant, MSHA-accepted, wrapped
Performance
Working pressures up to 350 bar at -12, falling to 350 bar at -32, with a minimum burst of 1400 bar (safety factor 4:1). Continuous service from -40°C to 121°C, with the upper limit reduced for aggressive fluids — ask for a fluid compatibility chart if needed.
Applications
- Hydraulic mining and construction equipment under sustained high load
- Heavy-duty industrial hydraulics — presses, injection moulding
- Off-highway equipment in demanding service
Compliance
- SAE 100R13
- MSHA-accepted cover
Also available in
The same SAE 100R13 grade is stocked in Eaton Winner and Parker Hannifin in addition to the Indus reference shown here. Tell us your brand preference on the RFQ and we will quote accordingly.
Companion grades
For ultra-high pressures see R15 6-spiral. For lower pressures with similar geometry see R12.
Identification
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Applicable Standard | SAE 100R13 |
| Construction Type | multi-spiral |
Dimensions
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Bore Size Range | 3/8" – 2" (DN10 – DN51) |
| Min Bend Radius | 240–600 mm by bore (240 mm at -12, 600 mm at -32) |
| Outside Diameter Range | 32.1–71.5 mm (-12 to -32) |
Performance
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Max Working Pressure | 350 bar |
| Min Burst Pressure | 1400 bar |
| Working Pressure Range | 350 bar at -12 down to 350 bar at -32 |
| Safety Factor | 4:1 |
| Min Operating Temperature | -40 °C |
| Max Operating Temperature | 121 °C |
Construction
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Reinforcement | Four or six alternating layers of spiralled steel wire (multi-spiral construction) |
| Tube (Inner) Material | Synthetic rubber (NBR), oil-resistant |
| Cover Material | Synthetic rubber, abrasion-resistant, MSHA-accepted |
| Cover Finish | wrapped |
Compliance
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Conductivity | non-conductive |
Commercial
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Sold By | per-metre |
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