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Selecting the appropriate hydraulic hose involves an understanding of the application and environmental conditions under which the excavator will operate. Factors to consider include the maximum operating pressure, temperature range, and potential exposure to chemicals or physical wear.

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2. Heavy-Duty Hoses Made from thicker, more durable material, these hoses are designed for rigorous use and can handle higher pressures and temperatures, making them ideal for industrial or commercial applications.

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3. Adjustable Crimping Force Different hoses and fittings require different pressures for crimping. A good crimping tool typically allows users to adjust the crimping force, ensuring that the fitting is secured without damaging the hose.

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4. Compatibility The 6mm size is standard in many pneumatic tools, which means that finding compatible fittings and connectors is relatively easy. This compatibility ensures that users can quickly set up their air systems without the need for additional adapters.

1. 1% High Pressure Hoses A hose rated for 1% high pressure typically indicates that the hose can handle pressures slightly above atmospheric levels, often used in applications requiring light-duty operation. These hoses may be used in situations where precision and careful handling of fluids are essential, such as laboratory settings or low-pressure hydraulic systems.

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