Vendor: Parker Industrial

Category: Chemical Hose    Sub Type: Chemical Suction & Discharge Hose
Category: Suction & Discharge    Sub Type: Chemical Suction & Discharge Hose

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Application:

NEXSPRAY PVC Spray Hose
Series 268

• Chemicals, herbicides, pesticides, water
• Agriculture, commercial lawn and garden

Series 268 is a high pressure spray hose designed to handle chemicals, herbicides and pesticides. The longitudinally ribbed cover reduces drag and is resistant to abrasion, ultraviolet light and weathering.

NOTE:  Do not use with hydrocarbon based spray solutions. Refer to Series 202 (U600).

Vacuum:  Not recommended
Industry Standards:  None applicable

Tube:

Green or yellow PVC

Reinforcement:

Multiple textile plies

Cover:

Green or yellow PVC; longitudinally ribbed finish

Temperature:

+25°F to +150°F (-5°C to +65°C) Working pressures are at +68°F (+20°C). Higher temperatures reduce the available working pressure.

Packaging:

Coils

Branding:

NEXSPRAY 600 BY PARKER NEXGEN® (P/N) (ID) X (OD) MAX WP 600 PSI AT 68°F (20°C) CANADA (DATE CODE)

Couplings:

Contact JGB for proper fitting recommendation and coupling procedure.

Colors:

Green, yellow

Part No.	Color	ID		Reinf Plies	OD		Approx Wt	Max Rec WP	Std Pack	Request Quote
								@ 68°F
		(in)	(mm)		(in)	(mm)	(lbs/ft)	(psi)	Qty (ft)
268-06002300	Yellow	3/8	9.53	2	.635	16.1	35.00	600	300	Request Quote
268-06002400	Yellow	3/8	9.53	2	.635	16.1	46.00	600	400	Request Quote
268-06005300	Green	3/8	9.53	2	.635	16.1	35.00	600	300	Request Quote
268-08002300	Yellow	1/2	12.70	2	.790	20.1	50.00	600	300	Request Quote
268-08002400	Yellow	1/2	12.70	2	.790	20.1	67.00	600	400	Request Quote
268-08005300	Green	1/2	12.70	2	.790	20.1	50.00	600	300	Request Quote
268-08005400	Green	1/2	12.70	2	.790	20.1	67.00	600	400	Request Quote

Warnings! Couplings attached with bands or clamps may reduce the working pressure of the hose assembly to less than the maximum rated working pressure of the hose. Refer to the NAHAD Industrial Hose Assembly Guidelines. Working pressures are at +68°F (+20°C). Higher temperatures reduce the available working pressure.

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