The COMET Fitted Twin Hose is durable and reliable, making it an essential tool for a range of applications including cutting, welding, and brazing. The twin design allows for the simultaneous flow of oxygen and acetylene, providing maximum efficiency and performance. Features include: • All COMET hoses undergo stringent quality checks, ensuring quality and compatibility with relevant COMET hose fittings. • Complies to AS 1335 • Colour coding of hoses and different threads for fuel and oxygen prevents incorrect connections of hoses to the wrong gas type. • COMET factory fitted hose assemblies are available in twin hose configurations. This helps keep the work area tidy and reduces the risk of damage. • Secure, specifically designed hose fittings ensure operator safety It is important to use the correct type of hose for the required gas(es) to be used. Any non-standard application should always be checked by and approved before being put into operation. Pressure drops will occur through hoses and hose fittings, therefore allowances must be made to compensate for this when setting up equipment and adjusting regulators. 10mm bore hose should be used for large flow applications and where long lengths of hose are to be used. Colour coding of hoses and different threads for fuel and Oxygen prevents incorrect connections of hoses to the wrong gas type. CIGWELD twin hoses help to keep the work area tidy, which reduces the risk of hose damage. SAFETY NOTICE – HOSE LENGTH As per abstract from Australian Standard AS4839-2001 for guidelines on safe use of portable oxy-fuel gas systems Section 6.5 Hoses. ‘The maximum hose length shall be 15 metres for each gas, or such distance which will allow the operator of the hand-held equipment to be in sight of all the supply cylinders, whichever is the smaller. Hoses shall be single length. NOTE: Where single lengths not practicable, lengths of hose up to a total length of 15 metres may be joined using only fittings that comply with AS4267. If hoses exceed 15 metres, the operator must be in sight of the supply cylinders as per the standard. Obtain a copy from Standards Australia at www.standards.org.au P/N: 308815
Features include: • All COMET hoses undergo stringent quality checks, ensuring quality and compatibility with relevant COMET hose fittings. • Complies to AS 1335 • Colour coding of hoses and different threads for fuel and oxygen prevents incorrect connections of hoses to the wrong gas type. • COMET factory fitted hose assemblies are available in twin hose configurations. This helps keep the work area tidy and reduces the risk of damage. • Secure, specifically designed hose fittings ensure operator safety It is important to use the correct type of hose for the required gas(es) to be used. Any non-standard application should always be checked by and approved before being put into operation. Pressure drops will occur through hoses and hose fittings, therefore allowances must be made to compensate for this when setting up equipment and adjusting regulators. 10mm bore hose should be used for large flow applications and where long lengths of hose are to be used. Colour coding of hoses and different threads for fuel and Oxygen prevents incorrect connections of hoses to the wrong gas type. CIGWELD twin hoses help to keep the work area tidy, which reduces the risk of hose damage. SAFETY NOTICE – HOSE LENGTH As per abstract from Australian Standard AS4839-2001 for guidelines on safe use of portable oxy-fuel gas systems Section 6.5 Hoses. ‘The maximum hose length shall be 15 metres for each gas, or such distance which will allow the operator of the hand-held equipment to be in sight of all the supply cylinders, whichever is the smaller. Hoses shall be single length. NOTE: Where single lengths not practicable, lengths of hose up to a total length of 15 metres may be joined using only fittings that comply with AS4267. If hoses exceed 15 metres, the operator must be in sight of the supply cylinders as per the standard. Obtain a copy from Standards Australia at www.standards.org.au P/N: 308815
