Car AC Refrigerant Hose, 60" 800 PSI Work Pressure, 1/4" SAE Flare

Specifications: Material: Brass, Rubber Color: yellow Size: 60 inch Package Size: 9.45 × 7.87 × 0.18 inches Weight: 60g/2.12oz Part Number: GZJHJF-Auto5 Quantity: 1 Features: -1.This product precisely guides the refrigerant for smooth injection, helping to quickly restore the system's cooling performance and ensure a comfortable cabin temperature. -2.With excellent sealing and flow-guiding capabilities, this product makes the refrigerant charging process safer and smoother.

• Practical Functionality: The core function of this product is to provide a smooth pathway for refrigerant charging during the installation and routine maintenance of automotive air conditioning systems. It helps ensure the refrigerant is injected into the system smoothly and safely, preventing leaks during charging and thereby quickly restoring the air conditioning's cooling performance.
• Flexibility: The 60-inch length of this product provides ample working space, avoiding the strain and inconvenience caused by short hoses in cramped engine compartments. The hose's flexibility allows it to easily navigate around various pipes and brackets, adapting to complex vehicle layouts.
• High Quality Material: This product is made of brass and rubber. Brass offers excellent resistance to oxidation and maintains structural stability even under complex and varying conditions. Rubber provides flexibility and tear resistance, making it unlikely to crack or break when bent, and ensuring a reliable seal and durable performance.
• Wide Range Applications: This product measures 60 inches in length, features 1/4-inch SAE threaded fittings, has a working pressure of up to 800 PSI, and a burst pressure of 3,000 PSI. These dimensions and pressure specifications are suitable for most automotive air conditioning systems, meeting the charging needs of various vehicles.
• Easy Installation: To install, align the hose's threaded fittings with the valves on the air conditioning system, then rotate until fully tightened. After confirming there is no play, connect the pressure gauge and refrigerant cylinder to begin the charging process. The entire process requires no additional tools, allowing for quick connections whether performing temporary roadside repairs or in-depth maintenance in a garage.