AB (DKOL-CEL) hydraulic hoses DN13 (Fi 13 mm / 1/2") – crimped to size

AB type hydraulic hoses with an internal diameter of DN13 (Fi 13 mm / 1/2") are extremely practical connectors equipped with straight fittings connecting two types of threads: on one side there is a nut with an internal thread (DKOL type), and on the other an external thread (CEL type). The nut-external thread configuration allows for direct extension of hydraulic lines or quick installation in sockets without using additional adapter fittings.

Application of AB DN13 hydraulic hoses

The DN13 diameter ensures high hydraulic oil flow, making these hoses an ideal choice for main supply and return lines in high-power machines. AB DKOL-CEL DN13 hoses are suitable for, among others:

• working hydraulic systems of tractors, combine harvesters, and agricultural machinery,

• construction machinery attachments, such as excavators, loaders, and bulldozers,

• forestry equipment, HDS cranes, and telescopic handlers,

• stationary installations, power units, and industrial presses.

Every hose in this category is crimped to the customer's individual order, allowing for a perfect fit of its length to the specifics of the given installation.

Advantages and workmanship quality

1. Practical design: the combination of a swivel nut (DKOL) with an external thread (CEL) facilitates installation in hard-to-reach places and eliminates the risk of hose twisting during tightening.

2. High sealing under pressure: crimping on hydraulic presses using certified sleeves and fittings with a conical seal ensures safe and trouble-free operation.

3. Durability in difficult conditions: the synthetic rubber outer layer protects the hose from mechanical damage, abrasion, UV radiation, ozone, and the effects of oils and glycols.

Detailed technical specification of individual variants (including permissible working pressure, type of braid, bending radius, and metric thread sizes) is included in the description of each product.

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