• 20 ft. High Pressure Vacuum and Solution Hose, 100 PSI
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Tornado 20 ft. High Pressure Vacuum and Solution Hose, 100 PSI

Tornado 20 ft. High Pressure Vacuum and Solution Hose, 100 PSI

$395.99 USD
$395.99 USD
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95567A
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Tornado's 95567A pairs vacuum recovery and a pressurized solution feed inside one 20-foot jacket, rated to withstand 100 PSI. Running both functions through a single hose means one line to drag across a floor, one to coil at the end of a job, and one pair of connections to check rather than two separate hoses to manage.

Pressure rating is the number to check first, before length or fitting style. Feeding a 100 PSI hose from a pump rated higher than that figure is a common way a hose fails mid-job, so match the rating stamped on your pump against the rating printed on the hose before connecting them.

  • Part number: 95567A
  • Length: 20 ft.
  • Pressure rating: 100 PSI
  • Carries: vacuum recovery and pressurized solution

A solution line rarely announces a failure the way a burst does; it usually just loses pressure at the wand from a loose fitting or a fine crack along the jacket. Confirm the cuff and quick-connect style on your own extractor before ordering, since fittings are not the same across every machine.