GAOMON Fuel Hose Reel Retractable with Fueling Nozzle, 1'x50'Heavy Duty Steel Construction Reel, 300PSI Industrial Auto Swivel, Spring Driven Diesel Hose Reel for Construction, with Cover Waterproof
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About this item
- Fuel Hose Reel with 50 ft. Hose: Features industrial-grade rubber hose that is strong, flexible, abrasion-, heat-, and ozone-resistant, and built to withstand the toughest conditions from -68°F to 68°F. A 50-foot length of 1-inch diameter hose gives you extra working length. Plus, rated to 300 PSI maximum pressure, it's capable of delivering fast flow and precise volumes of fuel, diesel or kerosene, and more.
- 360° Swivel Standard Nozzle: The nozzle is designed with an inductive tip with high sensitivity to muzzle sensing, and the inlet and outlet size of the nozzle is 3/4". When the oil is full, the self-sealing hole is blocked by oil, the nozzle will be closed automatically. Three levels of flow control, no need to hold.
- Automatic Spring Retraction Diesel Hose Reel: With the retractable spring system, you don't have to spend time rewinding your hose after use. The valve body and disc rotate clockwise when you pull the hose out, and when you're done filling up, just give the hose a gentle tug, and it retracts counterclockwise by the spring until it stops at the adjustable hose plug.
- Rugged Base Frame Fuel Reel: The two side discs with reinforced flange edges are powder coated and heat treated for durability and corrosion resistance. 4 reinforced holes are drilled in the U-shaped base to hold the reel securely in place, providing stability and reliability. This construction allows the fuel hose reel to withstand the rigors of the jobsite or industrial environment.
- Suitable for different places: diesel fuel hose reel is suitable for most fuels, such as: diesel fuel, kerosene and so on. It is widely used in tanker trucks, heavy industry, airports, wharves, oil depots, etc. It provides convenient, fast and reliable refueling for airplanes, vehicles, ships and so on.
