Avagard 50FT Hot & Cold Rubber Hose | 500 PSI

The Avagard Hot & Cold Rubber Water Hose (50FT) is a heavy-duty, all-weather solution engineered for the toughest residential, commercial, and industrial watering tasks. Made from 100% premium rubber and reinforced with high-strength polyester braided fibers, this hose handles both hot and cold water with ease—ideal for year-round use.

Built to perform under pressure, it boasts a 500 PSI working pressure and a burst strength of up to 2000 PSI, making it suitable for everything from lawn and garden watering to heavy-duty farm or industrial applications. Whether you're tackling landscaping projects or cleaning equipment, this hose won't back down.

Thanks to its temperature tolerance from -40°F to 212°F, it remains flexible in freezing cold or scalding heat. The solid 3/4" GHT brass fittings ensure a secure, leak-free connection, while the 4-finger bend restrictors at both ends reduce strain and prevent kinks at stress points.

Designed with convenience in mind, this hose is 20% lighter than traditional rubber hoses, making it easier to maneuver around your property without sacrificing strength or performance.

Key Features:

• 50FT length with 5/8" diameter for optimal flow
  

• Rated for 500 PSI working pressure
  

• Resists kinks, abrasion, ozone, and wear
  

• Flexible in extreme weather: -40°F to +212°F
  

• 100% rubber construction for maximum durability
  

• Solid brass male & female fittings for secure, leak-free connections
  

• Bend restrictors prevent hose damage and prolong lifespan
  

• Ideal for gardens, lawns, farms, and industrial settings
  

• Backed by a 5-year limited warranty
  

Whether you're watering your lawn in winter or cleaning with hot water on a job site, the Avagard Hot & Cold Hose offers unmatched durability, flexibility, and performance.

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