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Q: What are the standard dimensions of a 3/16 hydraulic hose?

A: A standard 3/16 hydraulic hose typically has an inner diameter of 3/16 inch (4.76 mm), with outer diameters varying between 0.38-0.47 inches depending on the reinforcement layer. Common working pressure ranges from 3,000 to 5,000 PSI. Always verify specifications with manufacturer charts.

Q: How does a 3/16 hydraulic hose differ from a 3/4 hydraulic hose?

A: The 3/16 hydraulic hose has a smaller 4.76mm inner diameter for low-flow applications, while the 3/4 hydraulic hose (19mm inner diameter) handles higher fluid volumes. The 3/4 hose typically withstands lower pressure (1,500-3,000 PSI) but greater flow rates compared to the 3/16 variant.

Q: Can a 3 inch hydraulic hose be used with standard hydraulic fittings?

A: Yes, 3 inch hydraulic hoses (76mm inner diameter) require specialized large-port fittings matching their SAE or ISO specifications. Standard fittings for smaller hoses like 3/16" won't fit without adapters. Always use manufacturer-recommended fittings for high-flow industrial applications.

Q: What applications are suitable for 3/16 hydraulic hose?

A: The 3/16 hydraulic hose is ideal for compact machinery requiring high-pressure fluid transfer up to 5,000 PSI, such as log splitters, small tractors, and hydraulic brakes. Its small diameter suits low-flow systems where space constraints exist.

Q: Is a 3/4 hydraulic hose interchangeable with a 3/16 hydraulic hose?

A: No, the 3/4 hydraulic hose (19mm) and 3/16 hose (4.76mm) have incompatible flow capacities and fitting sizes. Swapping them would cause system inefficiency or failure due to pressure mismatches (3/4 hose handles lower pressure) and connection incompatibility.