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Repair, installation, and use context
Evaluate Miller Smith 14779-4-10 Kevlar Brazing Hose 10 Feet in the context of a Hoses repair, installation, or use case. The source application detail is: Excellent for repetitious brazing operations. (Not recommended for use with cutting attachment.) NOTE: For use with AW1A Handle only.
Plan access, tools, and surrounding components around this supporting source detail: Application note: Smith(R) Kevlar Brazing Hose 14779-4-10 Genuine Smith(R) Kevlar Brazing Hose with “A” hose fittings at the torch end and “B” hose fittings at the regulator end. Confirm this final recorded point before work begins: Extremely durable, heat resistant, light weight and flexible.
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Smith(R) Kevlar Brazing Hose 14779-4-10 Genuine Smith(R) Kevlar Brazing Hose with “A” hose fittings at the torch end and “B” hose fittings at the regulator end. Extremely durable, heat resistant, light weight and flexible. Excellent for repetitious brazing operations. (Not recommended for use with cutting attachment.) NOTE: For use with AW1A Handle only. Free standard ground shipping within contiguous U.S.
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- Smith(R) Kevlar Brazing Hose 14779-4-10 Genuine Smith(R) Kevlar Brazing Hose with "A" hose fittings at the torch end and "B" hose fittings at the regulator end.
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4.2 / 5
12 source ratings
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s patrick blair –
I have had these hoses connected to my main hose as a whip for my dinky torches for a year. They are pretty cool. I have walked on them, shot slag at them, and pulled them by mistake. They are still working ok, and are so light that I am able to use this set up an additional 20 hours a week without any wrist strain. My opinion, pretty high priced for a hobbyist, but for someone using a small torch all day long, there is no equal……. Compared to rubber hoses. Type A to type B. Type A is for the tiny torch, the j28,and the meco aviator. Type b is for the regular utility type torches. Get these if you are trying to do fine stuff where a rubber set of hoses may affect your torch balance.
Casey Boyer –
just what I wanted. Bought these to replace a rubber set. Flexibility is good.
Geriatric Suthriner –
Makes my Ameriweld seem like an oversized pencil !! Great !!
Rorrie Kramer –
Amazing, currently using in a manufacturing setting. Like night and day when compared to the standard rubber hoses. Surprisingly good flames with this small of a diameter hose.
WaltSharpIdea –
Works great!
Customer –
Great.
Customer –
Great addition to light torch body.
Justin H –
Cooked another hole in my smith mini hand torch line and lost too much length on the last one so picked this up. Removed the clamps and fitting off one side and it fit perfectly on my hand torch. Now I have more length to work with and also hopefully won’t cook any more holes in these new lines.