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They have everything, I really like the Chemical hose with abrasion covers, they are normal. 3K steel braided line with a black plastic covering that makes it look much nicer and apparently imparts abrasion resistance.
Not to revive a dead one, but this may be useful someday.
Buy quality fittings, Parker's seem to hold up the longest but Eaton fittings can be rebuilt (certain ones, at least..) - I use a local hydraulic shop.
For tubing, I have had excellent luck with ATP4 (atp4pneumatics.com) - and used to be able to buy line in 1/4 and smaller on Amazon. Nylochem will get the job done, PTFE is *sometimes* better for microline.
Not to revive a dead one, but this may be useful someday.
Buy quality fittings, Parker's seem to hold up the longest but Eaton fittings can be rebuilt (certain ones, at least..) - I use a local hydraulic shop.
For tubing, I have had excellent luck with ATP4 (atp4pneumatics.com) - and used to be able to buy line in 1/4 and smaller on Amazon. Nylochem will get the job done, PTFE is *sometimes* better for microline.
None of the ones I could see had an appropriate pressure rating.
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