About Gas Arc High Pressure Gas Hoses
High pressure gas hoses from Gas Arc, including Lab Master and Tech Master, are for cylinder connections on oxygen, inert gas, CO2 and acetylene supplies. The range covers flexible hoses from 900mm to 3600mm, anti-whip hoses rated 300 bar to EN ISO 14113 and a stainless steel convoluted hose. Connections include BS341 No.3, No.4 and No.8 and 1/4 inch NPT, with or without non-return valves.
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Gas Arc3960010928 Gas Arc High Pressure CO2 Gas Hose – 3600mm – 300 Bar – BS341 No.8 Cylinder Connection (with NRV)
3960010928£524.69 ex VAT£629.63 inc VAT -
Gas Arc3960007836 Gas Arc Tech Master Elastomer Lined High Pressure Hose
3960007836From £335.09 ex VAT£402.11 inc VATShop nowChoose options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Gas ArcGPF420-04-04-01-00-010-04-A
High Pressure Hose – Oxygen – 3600 mm – No.3 Cylinder Connection
GPF420-04-04-01-00-010-04-A£572.45 ex VAT£686.94 inc VAT -
Gas ArcGPF400-04-03-01-00-012-04-A__UN
High Pressure Hose No.4 Cylinder Connection – 1800mm & 3600mm
GPF400-04-03-01-00-012-04-A__UNFrom £301.32 ex VAT£361.58 inc VATShop nowChoose options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Gas ArcGPF400-04-04-01-00--010-4-A
High Pressure Inert Gas Hose – 3600mm with Cylinder Connection
GPF400-04-04-01-00--010-4-AFrom £482.05 ex VAT£578.46 inc VATShop nowChoose options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
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Helpful guides
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