The rated working pressure for a hose assembly is based on the lowest rated component in the assembly.
For example, if the hose is rated at 3000 PSI, and the coupling is rated at 5000 PSI, the assembly would be rated at 3000 PSI.
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Hose Tip: Assembly Pressure Rating
Posted by Gates Hose Tip on 1/23/2014
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The rated working pressure for a hose assembly is based on the lowest rated component in the assembly.
For example, if the hose is rated at 3000 PSI, and the coupling is rated at 5000 PSI, the assembly would be rated at 3000 PSI.
