The Gates 32G1 is a genuine G1 (EN 853 1SN) hydraulic hose, engineered for reliable performance in various industrial and mobile hydraulic applications. This 2-inch (50.8mm) inner diameter hose features a single high-tensile steel wire braid reinforcement, providing a maximum working pressure of 40 bar (580 psi). Its oil-resistant synthetic rubber inner tube and abrasion-resistant synthetic rubber cover ensure durability and longevity across a temperature range of -40°C to +100°C. Suitable for petroleum-based hydraulic fluids, water-glycol, water-oil emulsion, and air.
Gates Corporation is a leading global manufacturer of power transmission and fluid power products. Founded in 1911 in Denver, Colorado, USA, by Charles C. Gates, the company has grown into a multinational enterprise with its headquarters still located in Denver. Gates is renowned for its innovative engineering and high-quality components that serve a vast array of industries worldwide.
The brand's product portfolio is extensive, including a wide range of belts, hoses, and hydraulic systems. For the agricultural sector, Gates provides essential components like V-belts, synchronous belts, and hydraulic hoses that are critical for the operation of tractors, combine harvesters, and various implements. These products are engineered for durability and efficiency, designed to perform reliably under the demanding conditions of farming operations.
Partao offers a comprehensive selection of genuine Gates spare parts, covering top categories such as Ball Bearings, Belt Tensioners, Bolts & Fasteners, Combine Belts, and Flanged Bearings. Over 22,508 genuine Gates spare parts are available at Partao.
Equipment manufacturers and maintenance professionals across the globe rely on Gates products for their proven performance and longevity. The company's commitment to technological advancement ensures its components meet the rigorous demands of modern machinery, providing robust solutions that contribute to the smooth and efficient operation of agricultural equipment.
