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Brantford, ON Canada
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| Description | ID | OD | Max PSI | Wgt/Ft | Part No. | Price | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aeroquip 666 Hose | .188 | .312 | 1500 | .08 | 666-4 | $10.99 | |
| Aeroquip 666 Hose | .250 | .375 | 1500 | .09 | 666-5 | $12.50 | |
| Aeroquip 666 Hose | .313 | .466 | 1500 | .11 | 666-6 | $14.65 | |
| Aeroquip 666 Hose | .406 | .562 | 1500 | .14 | 666-8 | $20.50 | |
| Aeroquip 666 Hose | .500 | .656 | 1500 | .19 | 666-10 | $23.65 | |
| Aeroquip 666 Hose | .625 | .789 | 1000 | .24 | 666-12 | $29.50 |
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Overview
| Aeroquip 666 medium pressure Teflon™ hose is widely used in aircraft applications handling fuel, oils, and other fluids. It is unaffected by all fuels, oils, alcohols, coolants, or solvents commonly use in aircraft. Construction of Aeroquip 666 hose is of spiral extruded Teflon™ resin for the inner tube with a reinforcement and outer cover of Type 300 Series stainless steel wire braid. The result is a lightweight hose able to withstand prolonged flexing and vibration under all service conditions. Aeroquip 666 hose is also use in hydraulic and pneumatic applications at pressures up to 1500 psi. Operating temperature is -65° to 450°F. Sold by the foot. |
Q&A
Q: Hi, I'm looking to change the fuel hose of my plane. I found the aeroquip 666 hose which is fitting to my specification. What hose fitting part numbers can be used on the Aeroquip 666 hose?
We have both re-useable and crimp on fittings available. Please see the Accessories tab on the web page to see and order the available fittings.
Q: Can this Aeroquip 6666 hose product be used in certified aircraft?
Yes, this hose can be used in certified aircraft.
