COXREELS SH Series "Super Hub" spring driven hose reels, like the P Series, have a long history of dependable performance. The larger chassis and frame accommodate longer lengths and larger diameters of hose. Coxreels original Super Hub dual axle support system increases the stability during operation, reduces vibration and strengthens the structural integrity of the reel.
Features:
- External fluid path with machined from solid brass 90° full-flow NPT swivel inlet. (Zinc plated steel swivel on HP models)
- Swivel Seals: NITRILE
- Guide arm adjusts to wall, floor, vehicle & overhead positions.
- Solid one piece, heavy gauge 1/4" steel base and support post for maximum stability.
- 1" solid steel axle and lubricated precision bearings for smooth rotation.
- Enclosed factory tuned and matched cartridge-style spring motor.
- Non-corrosive stainless steel spring, pawl and zinc plated ratchet.
- Multi-position lock ratchet mechanism secures hose at desired length.
- Professional grade heavy duty steel construction
- Rolled edges & ribbed discs provide strength & safety
- Made in the U.S.A. - Sold & Supported Worldwide
SWIVEL - Machined from solid brass 90° full-flow NPT swivel for simple seal maintenance and fast and easy hose installation. No need to remove the reel from its mount.
CARTRIDGE MOTOR - Lubricated and enclosed cartridge-style motor is easily removable for safe and convenient maintenance.
CNC SPUN DISCS - Heavy duty CNC robotically spun and ribbed discs with rolled edges for greater strength, durability, hose protection and operator safety.
1/4" STEEL BASE - Sturdy single pedestal design with solid one piece steel base and support post, no weld, for maximum stability. Exclusive Super Hub dual axle support system.
MULTI-POSITION GUIDE ARM - Versatile guide arm adjusts to wall, floor, ceiling, and vehicle mounting positions.
OTHER FEATURES INCLUDE - long lasting, chip resistant and rust inhibiting CPC powder coat finish, adjustable solid rubber hose stop, and sturdy permanently lubricated precision bearings.
