Kord Industrial - Parker Gold Label - Series 7222/7223 Product Detail

Applications

Tank Trucks

Gold Label®

Corrugated Lightweight Tank Truck Hose

Series 7222 (Black) / 7223 (Red)

An extremely flexible rubber hose used for the transfer of petroleum products, the hose is lighter weight and more durable than plastic hose. The hose is designed for full suction, discharge service and Stage I vapor recovery applications. GOLD LABEL® hose won’t pin-hole in hot weather and won’t crack in cold weather. The wide corrugation provides superior kink resistance and outstanding flexibility while eliminating the need for banding sleeves. Parker has recently improved GOLD LABEL® by increasing its working pressure and flexibility while decreasing its weight.
4:1 Design factor

>> Supports full suction and discharge service

Tube:	Black Nitrile
Cover:	Black or Red Neoprene
Reinforcement:	Multiple textile plies with helix wires
Temp. Range:	-20° F to +180° F (-29° C to +82° C)
Branding:	PARKER SERIES 7222 GOLD LABEL LIGHT WEIGHT TANK TRUCK HOSE 150 PSI MAX WP MADE IN USA 001
Brand Description:	Tape Brand - Black letters on gold stripe

LENGTHS: 100 ft. Lengths up to 200 ft. on quotation. Contact IHP Customer Service for details.

COUPLINGS: For permanent crimp specifications, refer to CrimpSource. Other available coupling options: Series 7670. For assembly guidelines and additional coupling options, refer to NAHAD Industrial Hose Assembly Guidelines.

Part No.	ID (in.)	ID (mm)	Reinf. Plies	OD (in.)	OD(mm)	Approx. Wt. Per 100 Ft.	Min. Bend Radius	Max. Rec. WP
7222-150150	1 1/2	38.1	2	2.008	51.0	91	3.0	150
7222-200150	2	50.8	2	2.440	62	123	2.0	150
7222-250150	2 1/2	63.5	2	2.953	75	152	2.5	150
7222-300150	3	76.2	2	3.465	88	189	3.0	150
7222-400150	4	101.6	2	4.488	114	256	4.0	150
7223-2000	2	50.8	2	2.440	62	106	2.0	150
7223-2500	2 1/2	63.5	2	2.953	75	139	2.5	150
7223-3000	3	76.2	2	3.465	88	173	3.0	150
7223-4000	4	101.6	2	4.488	114	228	4.0	150

Warning: Combination nipple and bands reduces the working pressure of the assembly to less than the hose's max working pressure. Refer to NAHAD Assembly Guidelines for working pressures.