Trim tab lines?
12-12-2013, 11:56 AM
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They're good to 300psi, we use them on our products that uses hundreds of them to operate just one machine. Hydraulic pressures go to about 1200 psi in the trim cylinders so the lines would blow apart,guaranteed. I use them for the drive shower on my drives and it holds up there.The Pisco tubes can stand 250-300 psi and we have million miles of it if I needed to replace it.
01-17-2014, 12:49 PM
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Top photo looks like a compression fitting. We use them in printing presses and such. surprised it holds up to a trim tab.
The lower photo I would in no way put into a trim pump application. We blow ours apart with 100lbs of air. And they do not seal long term for crap!!
The lower photo I would in no way put into a trim pump application. We blow ours apart with 100lbs of air. And they do not seal long term for crap!!
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