Air Hose 10 bar 40 cm by Beta Tools AH060418

Beta Tools Air Hose AH060418 is a 40 cm flexible connection hose designed for compressed air systems and pneumatic tools. Constructed to operate at a working pressure of up to 10 bar, this short hose provides a compact, robust link between fittings, valves or devices in workshop and maintenance environments. Its length and pressure rating make it suitable for close-coupled connections where space is limited and a reliable high-pressure connection is needed.

Advantages

The hose combines a short, manageable length with a rated 10 bar working pressure, offering a balance of flexibility and strength for frequent tool changes or tight installations. Its compact form reduces hose clutter and potential tripping hazards while providing consistent air flow for pneumatic equipment. The construction is intended for repeated connection and disconnection in workshop conditions, supporting durability and operational reliability.

Suitable for

• Connecting pneumatic tools to supply lines in workshop and garage settings
• Short-link connections between fittings, couplers and valves
• Maintenance tasks and equipment testing that require a compact high-pressure hose

Key specifications

• Length: 40 cm
• Maximum working pressure: 10 bar
• Application: compressed air systems and pneumatic tools
• Design: short flexible connection hose for close-coupled installations

How to use

Inspect fittings and hose ends before each use to ensure they are free of damage or debris. Connect one end to the air supply or coupling and the other end to the pneumatic tool, valve or fitting, making sure connections are secure and properly seated. Operate within the specified maximum working pressure and avoid sharp bends, kinks or contact with hot surfaces. After use, depressurize the system before disconnecting and store the hose away from direct sunlight and oil-contaminated areas.

Usage recommendations

Use the hose for short, high-pressure connections where a compact and durable link is required. Regularly check for wear or leaks and replace the hose if any damage is detected. Avoid exceeding the 10 bar working pressure and prevent exposure to temperatures or chemicals outside typical workshop conditions.