Hose 5/16in ProTool Red 300PSI (no hose ends) Per Ft

$0.40

Description

Experience unparalleled performance with the 5/16-inch ProTool Red Hose, engineered for robust applications requiring a durable and high-pressure solution. This premium hose, rated at an impressive 300 PSI, caters to various industries including automotive, agriculture, and manufacturing, ensuring efficiency and reliability in every task.

Manufactured from high-quality materials, the ProTool Red Hose is designed to withstand the toughest working conditions. Its vibrant red color not only adds a professional touch but also enhances visibility, making it easy to identify in workspaces. Ideal for both professional and DIY projects, this hose can be tailored to your specific needs, as it is sold by the foot without hose ends, giving you flexibility in length.

Durability: Built to last, resistant to abrasion and wear.
High Pressure Rating: Holds up to 300 PSI for safe and efficient operation.
Versatile Use: Suitable for a variety of applications across industries.
Customizable Length: Sold per foot, allowing for tailored project requirements.
Improved Visibility: Bright red color improves identification and safety at work sites.

The 5/16-inch ProTool Red Hose is your go-to solution for reliable and efficient performance in high-pressure settings. Elevate your work capabilities by choosing the right hose for your critical tasks.

Estimated Flow Rates for 5/16" ID Hose

(approximate, water, smooth hose, rounded)

Hose Length	60 psi	80 psi	100 psi	1000 psi	2000 psi	3000 psi
25 ft	~5.5 GPM	~6.3 GPM	7.0 GPM	~12 GPM	~17 GPM	~21 GPM
50 ft	~2.8 GPM	~3.2 GPM	3.5 GPM	~6.0 GPM	~8.5 GPM	~10 GPM
100 ft	~1.3 GPM	~1.5 GPM	1.7 GPM	~3.0 GPM	~4.2 GPM	~5.0 GPM
200 ft	~0.6 GPM	~0.8 GPM	0.9 GPM	~1.6 GPM	~2.2 GPM	~2.6 GPM
300 ft	~0.4 GPM	~0.5 GPM	0.6 GPM	~1.1 GPM	~1.5 GPM	~1.8 GPM

⚠️ Key takeaways:

At garden hose pressures (60–100 psi), 300 ft of 5/16" ID hose barely delivers half to three-quarters of a gallon per minute — practically unusable.
At pressure washer pressures (1000+ psi), it can still push some flow, but nowhere near the capacity of the pump — the restriction wastes energy as heat and pressure drop.
For runs longer than ~100 ft, you’d want to step up to 3/8" or 1/2" hose to keep usable flow.