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Fixed between the FRL and the hose, this small accessory will prevent from hose whiplash. It quickly shuts off the supply and resets automatically as soon as back pressure in the line downstream is restored.
When a hose breaks or connection fails, the piston inside the air fuse automatically stops the airflow
When an air fuse shuts off, a very small amount (<0.3 bars) of air is still going through the valve. After a shut-off situation is resolved, the air fuse is automatically reset. Using an air fuse also meets OSHA requirement 1926.302 (USA) and may eliminate the need for a restraining or shielding hose, as required by the European Standard.
How to select your air fuse?
The air fuse should always be selected according to 3 values: - Maximum tool air consumption (see catalog value), - Hose diameter and length*, - Air line thread type.
When a hose breaks or connection fails, the piston inside the air fuse automatically stops the airflow
When an air fuse shuts off, a very small amount (<0.3 bars) of air is still going through the valve. After a shut-off situation is resolved, the air fuse is automatically reset. Using an air fuse also meets OSHA requirement 1926.302 (USA) and may eliminate the need for a restraining or shielding hose, as required by the European Standard.
How to select your air fuse?
The air fuse should always be selected according to 3 values: - Maximum tool air consumption (see catalog value), - Hose diameter and length*, - Air line thread type.
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