HR-SM12/SS Summit Manual 12” Hose Reel 300′ 3/8″ W/SS Pipe
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Overview
The HR-SM12/SS is a Summit manual 12" hose reel with a heavy-duty stainless-steel discharge pipe, holding 300 feet of 3/8" hose or 200 feet of 1/2" hose at a 4000 PSI max working pressure and 250°F max temperature. Inlet and outlet are 1/2" FPT, with brass swivels sealed by Viton — a solid match for hot-water pressure washing rigs. The 16-gauge galvanized steel discs have rolled edges with a strengthening ridge, the bearings are sealed and maintenance-free, and adjustable tension keeps the hose from free-rolling. Pre-drilled mounting holes let you bolt it to a truck, trailer, or wall, and every reel is factory pressure tested before it ships. At 38 pounds, it is a manageable one-person install.
What's included
- Holds 300' of 3/8" hose or 200' of 1/2" hose
- Heavy-duty stainless-steel hose discharge pipe
- 4000 PSI max working pressure, 250°F max temp
- Brass swivels with Viton seals, 1/2" FPT inlet/outlet
- HD 16-gauge galvanized steel discs with rolled edge and strengthening ridge
- Sealed maintenance-free bearings; adjustable tension stops free-rolling
- Bolt-on spring-loaded locks for easy field adjustment or replacement
- Pre-drilled mounting holes for truck, trailer, or wall mounting
Specifications
- Hose Capacity
- 300' of 3/8" or 200' of 1/2" hose
- Max Working Pressure
- 4000 PSI
- Max Temperature
- 250°F
- Inlet
- 1/2" FPT
- Outlet
- 1/2" FPT
- Discharge Pipe
- Heavy-duty stainless steel
- Disc Material
- 16-gauge galvanized steel, powder coated
- Swivel
- Brass with Viton seals
- Reel Size
- 12"
- Color
- Black
- Weight
- 38 lb
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