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  • Air Hose 20 m x 5/16″ c/w 1/4″ BSP Fittings (AHR20M516)

     £40.16 ex VAT £48.19 inc VAT
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  • Air Hose 5 m x 3/8″ c/w 1/4″ BSP Fittings (AHR5M38)

     £16.73 ex VAT £20.08 inc VAT
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  • Air Hose (Coil Only) – 3/8″ x 100 m

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  • Air Hose (Coil Only) – 5/16″ x 100 m

     £68.75 ex VAT £82.50 inc VAT
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  • Air Hose 20 m x 3/8″ c/w 1/4″ BSP Fittings (AHR20M38)

     £58.57 ex VAT £70.28 inc VAT
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  • Air Hose – 3/8″ x 15 m with 1/4″ BSP Fittings

     £43.72 ex VAT £52.46 inc VAT
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  • Air Hose – 3/8″ x 10 m with 1/4″ BSP Fittings

     £30.33 ex VAT £36.40 inc VAT
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  • Air Hose – 5/16″ x 15 m with 1/4″ BSP Fittings

     £30.95 ex VAT £37.14 inc VAT
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  • Air Hose – 5/16″ x 10 m with 1/4″ BSP Fittings

     £21.74 ex VAT £26.09 inc VAT
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  • Air Hose 5 m x 5/16″ c/w 1/4″ BSP Fittings (AHR5M516)

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Our range of air line hoses provide superior performance and reliability and come in a variety of lengths from 5 to 100 meters and internal diameters ranging from 6mm (1/4″) to 10mm (3/8″), making them ideal for a variety of industrial applications.

They are lightweight, flexible ad made from high-quality materials, allowing for easy installation and maintenance.

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