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Cox Reels 100 Series Compact Hand Crank Hose Reels

Cox Reels 100 Series "Challenger" hand crank hose reels are lightweight, compact, versatile reels that perform at working pressures up to 4000 PSI. Save time and effort while increasing the safety of your work environment. The sturdy "U" shaped frame and all steel construction make this one tough little reel. All listed models are supplied less hose. Stainless steel models are available.

Features:

  • Light weight compact design
  • Temperatures -20°F to 225°F
  • Direct hand crank action
  • Brass NPT swivel inlet machined from solid
  • Brake assembly provides adjustable friction to brake or lock the drum
  • Swivel seals: NITRILE


Cox Reels Signature Features:

  • Professional grade heavy duty steel construction
  • Durable proprietary CPC powder coat process
  • Rolled edges & ribbed discs provide strength & safety
  • Leading 2-Year manufacturer's limited warranty
  • Made in the U.S.A., Sold and supported worldwide


Details:

  • Inside Diameter: 3/8"
  • Outside Diameter: 5/8"
  • Feet: 150
  • PSI: 4000
     

This item is not kept in stock, and will have to be ordered in from the manufacturer when order is placed.


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Cox Reels 112-3-150 150FT 3/8" 100 Series Challenger Reel

112-3-150

Cox Reels 100 Series Compact Hand Crank Hose Reels Cox Reels 100 Series "Challenger" hand crank hose reels are lightweight, compact, versatile reels that perform at working pressures up to 4000 PSI. Save time and effort while increasing the safety of your work environment. The sturdy &q...
  • Shipping Weight: 25 lbs
  • Manufactured by: Coxreels
1000 Units in Stock
$392.83

Current Reviews: 0

Date Added: Monday 09 January, 2012