R7 Thermoplastic Hydraulic Hose
Single-fibre-braid thermoplastic hose — lightweight alternative to R1 1SN with tighter bend radius and abrasion resistance. 1/8" – 1" (DN3 – DN25).
Key features
- Applicable Standard: SAE 100R7
- Construction Type: fiber-braid-thermoplastic
- Bore Size Range: 1/8" – 1" (DN3 – DN25)
- Max Working Pressure: 210 bar
- Min Burst Pressure: 840 bar
- Min Operating Temperature: -40 °C
- Max Operating Temperature: 93 °C
- Reinforcement: One layer of synthetic-fibre braid
- Applicable Standard
- SAE 100R7
- Construction Type
- fiber-braid-thermoplastic
- Bore Size Range
- 1/8" – 1" (DN3 – DN25)
- Max Working Pressure
- 210 bar
- Min Burst Pressure
- 840 bar
- Min Operating Temperature
- -40 °C
Product description
The R7 Thermoplastic Hydraulic Hose Single-fibre-braid thermoplastic hose — lightweight alternative to R1 1SN with tighter bend radius and abrasion resistance. Conforms to SAE 100R7.
Construction
- Tube: Polyamide (nylon), hydraulic-fluid-resistant
- Reinforcement: One layer of synthetic-fibre braid
- Cover: Polyurethane, abrasion- and weather-resistant, smooth
Performance
Working pressures up to 210 bar at the smallest bore, with a minimum burst of 840 bar (safety factor 4:1). Continuous service from -40°C to 93°C, with the upper limit reduced for aggressive fluids — ask for a fluid compatibility chart if needed.
Applications
- Lift trucks and aerial work platforms
- Hydraulic equipment where weight savings matter
- Small-bore control and pilot lines
- Robotics and articulated machinery requiring flex life
Compliance
- SAE 100R7
Also available in
The same SAE 100R7 grade is stocked in Eaton Aeroquip and Eaton Winner in addition to the Parker Hannifin reference shown here. Tell us your brand preference on the RFQ and we will quote accordingly.
Companion grades
For higher pressures see R8 thermoplastic (double-fibre braid). For temperatures above 93°C see R14 PTFE.
Identification
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Applicable Standard | SAE 100R7 |
| Construction Type | fiber-braid-thermoplastic |
Dimensions
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Bore Size Range | 1/8" – 1" (DN3 – DN25) |
| Min Bend Radius | 30–200 mm by bore (30 mm at -03, 200 mm at -16) |
| Outside Diameter Range | 10–32.5 mm (-03 to -16) |
Performance
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Max Working Pressure | 210 bar |
| Min Burst Pressure | 840 bar |
| Safety Factor | 4:1 |
| Working Pressure Range | 210 bar at -03 down to 70 bar at -16 |
| Min Operating Temperature | -40 °C |
| Max Operating Temperature | 93 °C |
Construction
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Reinforcement | One layer of synthetic-fibre braid |
| Tube (Inner) Material | Polyamide (nylon), hydraulic-fluid-resistant |
| Cover Material | Polyurethane, abrasion- and weather-resistant |
| Cover Finish | smooth |
Compliance
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Conductivity | non-conductive |
Commercial
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Sold By | per-metre |
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Failure analysis
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Failure analysis
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Specification & standards
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