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CGA E-1

Standard for Rubber Welding Hose and Hose Connections for Gas Welding, Cutting, and Allied Processes

standard by Compressed Gas Association , 09/01/2016

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This standard provides specifications for multi-service rubber hose used for welding, cutting, and allied processes. This standard also describes connections for regulator outlets, torches, and fitted hose for welding and cutting equipment. It provides the dimensions of components (threaded connector, tailpiece, and coupling nut) for 18 different connections that may be used to connect gas hoses with torches and regulator outlets.

To promote safety and reliability in service, the performance requirements that shall be met by the completed assemblies at the time of manufacture or rebuilding are specified.

This standard does not apply to liquefied petroleum gas hose covered under NFPA 58 applicable to the propane industry.
 

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Edition:
7th
Published:
09/01/2016
Number of Pages:
26
File Size:
1 file , 1.6 MB
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