Corrugated stainless steel water hose AGAflex 1/2" 5 m

Corrugated stainless steel water hose AGAflex 1/2" 5 m is a flexible connector designed for water supply installations. Made from corrugated stainless steel, the hose provides resistance to corrosion and mechanical stress while allowing flexible routing in confined spaces. Its 1/2" nominal diameter and 5 m length make it suitable for connecting taps, boilers, and various household appliances to the water mains, ensuring consistent water transfer in domestic and light commercial plumbing setups.

Advantages

The corrugated stainless steel construction combines flexibility with structural strength, reducing the risk of kinks and ensuring durability under normal plumbing pressures. Stainless steel outer surface resists corrosion and wear from exposure to water and typical household environments. The hose's length and flexibility simplify installation where rigid piping would be difficult to route, and the smooth internal flow path supports efficient water delivery.

Suitable for

• Connecting kitchen and bathroom taps
• Linking boilers or water heaters to supply lines
• Connecting washing machines, dishwashers and other appliances
• Temporary or permanent runs in tight or constrained spaces

Key specifications

• Material: corrugated stainless steel outer construction
• Nominal diameter: 1/2"
• Length: 5 m
• Flexible design for routing in confined spaces
• Suitable for potable water supply and general plumbing use

How to use

Prior to installation, verify compatibility of connection sizes and shut off the water supply. Route the flexible hose between the appliance or fixture and the water supply outlet, avoiding sharp bends that could create stress points. Connect the hose to the threaded fittings, hand-tighten and then secure with an appropriate wrench without over-torquing to protect sealing elements. After installation, slowly restore water supply and check all connections for leaks; retighten if minor adjustments are required.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the hose periodically for signs of external damage or corrosion, and replace if any defects are found. When routing the hose, avoid contact with sharp edges and high-temperature sources. Use compatible sealing materials on threaded connections as required by local plumbing practice, and follow local building codes for potable water installations.