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Value Brand 3 in x 50 ft Water Discharge Hose 125 PSI
Three-inch rubber discharge hose, fifty feet long, rated 125 PSI working pressure with a 375 PSI burst rating and aluminium and brass fittings
- 3 in inside diameter moves high water volume
- 50 ft length reaches distant discharge points
- 125 psi working pressure handles demanding pump output
- 375 psi burst rating gives 3:1 safety margin
- 22 to 180 °F range suits cold and hot jobs
Purpose and user
This water discharge hose moves large volumes of liquid across job sites, farms or industrial settings. It suits operators who need a 50 ft reach with a 3 in inside diameter for pumps, tanks or drainage systems.
Pressure, temperature and construction limits
The hose handles a maximum working pressure of 125 psi at 70 F and a burst pressure of 375 psi, giving a 3:1 safety factor. An SBR tube and polyester braid reinforcement operate from -22 F to 180 F without softening or cracking.
Fittings and material impact
Aluminium and brass MNPSM couplings on each end resist corrosion and thread directly onto compatible pump ports or pipe nipples. The white polyester cover reflects sunlight to reduce heat absorption during outdoor use.
Highlights
- 3 in inside diameter moves high water volume
- 50 ft length reaches distant discharge points
- 125 psi working pressure handles demanding pump output
- 375 psi burst rating gives 3:1 safety margin
- 22 to 180 °F range suits cold and hot jobs
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 3 in MNPSM aluminum and brass fittings, and what step do people get wrong?
Thread the 3 in MNPSM aluminum fitting on one end and the 3 in MNPSM brass fitting on the other; the step most people miss is using a wrench on the fitting flats only — twisting the hose body instead of the fitting crushes the SBR tube.
What maintenance or replacement will this hose need later?
Inspect the braided fiber reinforcement and polyester cover for abrasion or UV cracking; replace the hose if the cover frays, the braid shows through, or the SBR tube hardens beyond the -22 to 180 °F range.
What limit shows up first under sustained use at 125 psi?
The 125 psi working pressure at 70 °F is the first limit; continuous operation at that pressure leaves no margin before the 375 psi burst rating, so pressure spikes or temperature above 70 °F will reach the safety factor boundary first.
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