Hot Water Hose - Commercial Duty 5/8 X 50'

SWAN Red Hot Water Rubber Hose

• Swan's Red Hot Water Hose withstands prolonged  hot water up to 200°F (93°C)
• Swan Hot Water Hose has an abrasion resistant cover
• Hot Water Hose has Crush Resistant, Nickel Plated - Solid Brass, Male and Female Hose Ends
• Industrial style reinforcing for flexibility, designed for many uses both at home and at business
• 10 sided cover for abrasion resistance
• Octagon features on the female hose end for firm grip & wrench use
• Internally expanded crimp for max. water flow

This durable commercial duty hose made by Swan / Colorite Plastics is designed specifically to handle Hot Water, up to 200 degrees Fahrenheit. Swan's Red

SNCHW58050, Hot Water Rubber Hose is 5/8"ID (Inside Diameter) X 50 feet long (15.2m).

High temperature, hot water hose has many uses at home, on farms, at restaurants and in many other businesses.

The SNCHW58050,  Hot Water Hose is also known as: HW5850, CHW58050, RS42070, &  UPC - 7862758412. SWAN offers the most extensive line of garden hoses made in the U.S.A.

Regardless of the climate you live in or how often you use a hose, there's a Swan garden hose designed to meet your specific requirements.

"SWAN Hose products are the best" it's a claim that always holds water!

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Frequently Asked Questions About Garden Hoses:

About Garden Hoses:

Frequently Asked Questions About Garden Hoses:

1. Question: What is this “Warning” on my hose that says "Do Not Drink From This Hose"?
   Answer: The state of California legally requires us to put that Prop 65 warning on our hoses. Prop 65 is The Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986. It must be on all garden hoses sold in California as well as numerous other products that contain any one of the chemicals detailed on the Prop 65 list.
2. Question: What substance is in the hose that puts it on the Prop 65 list?
   Answer: The brass couplings on our hoses do have trace amounts of lead. Lead is one of the thousands of substances on the list. Lead must be added for the brass to be malleable and shaped into the couplings. Lead is the only substance that can be added to brass in order to do this.
3. Question: Does my hose contain lead?
   Answer: The brass couplings on your hose do have trace amounts of lead. Lead must be added for the brass to be malleable and shaped into the couplings. Lead is the only substance that can be added in order to do this.
4. Question: Will I (my family, dog, etc) get sick if I drink from this hose?
   Answer: We do not recommend that you drink from any garden hose. Garden hoses can come into contact with harmful chemicals sometimes used with nozzles and sprayers or chemicals used on lawns. Bacteria can also form on the inside of the hose because it is dark, damp and warm. If you drink from a garden hose, you risk ingesting any of these items, as well as insects.
5. Question: Do you sell a drinking water safe hose?
   Answer: Our marine camper hoses can be used to transport potable water. They are made from medical grade vinyl and have nickel plated couplings.

WHAT HOSE SHOULD I USE?

WHAT HOSE SHOULD I USE?

General Information about Water Hoses

MEDIUM DUTY

Use a medium duty hose for general watering use.
Medium duty hoses are kink resistant and have good
durability and flexibility. Most usually come with a
7 year warranty Good examples of use are washing
your car and watering your lawn.

HEAVY DUTY

Use a heavy duty hose for those tough watering
chores. Heavy duty hoses are very kink resistant
with excellent durability and heavy duty brass
octagonal couplings. All usually come with lifetime
warranties. This type of hose can handle all your
usual watering chores like gardening, washing 
your car, etc. Choose this type of hose if you use
your hose often and want it to last longer.

INDUSTRIAL

Industrial hoses are also perfect for those tough
watering chores. Industrial hoses have durable
abrasion-resistant covers with heavy-duty
reinforcement and heavy duty brass octagonal
couplings. Some Industrial Rubber hoses can stay
flexible in extreme weather conditions, handle
hot water up to 180° F, and withstand over 500 lbs
burst pressure.

 (From swan hose)