Storage Hose Reel

Storage Hose Reel

The Style V swinging hose reels are an efficient, compact package providing fast, easy deployment of collapsible hose. The pivoted mounting allows the reel to store out of the way and swing to the proper angle preventing twists and kinks as the hose unwinds. Whether used for fire protection standpipes, or industrial wash-down applications, the rugged all-steel construction has provided the industry standard for service and reliability in thousands of installations. Tubular steel rims with solid steel spokes form a strong, stiff side assembly not found on reels with pressed sheet metal sides. The open design also affords faster hose drying after use to prevent mold and mildew. Unparalleled selection from nine different sizes means you are sure to find just the right size for the application.

There is no reason to settle for a reel that's oversized or worse, undersized.

Features

Drum storage of collapsible hose avoids damaging kinks for longer hose life.
Pivot mounting permits the reel to swing to the proper angle preventing twists and kinks.
Rugged all-steel construction for long, dependable service life.
Open sides allow faster hose drying to prevent mold and mildew.
Red polyester powder coat finish for protection and appearance.
Nine different sizes insures the right size for your requirements.
"Double Row" design accommodates two rows of hose for maximum capacity in minimum space.
Wall mounting is standard.
Optional pipe mounting brackets are available.
Hose reel covers are available for all sizes.

Materials of Construction

Carbon steel
Finish: Red polyester TGIC Powder Coat

Part #

Hose Size
Inches
(mm)

Capacity

Dimensions Inches (mm)

Ship
Weight

Synth.
Lined
Hose

Single
Jacket
Hose

Double
Jacket
Hose

326035115
(V-5)

2
51

2½
64

150'
45.7m

100'
30.5m

75'
22.9m

8
203

5½
140

9½
241

26
660

30
762

34
864

2
51

13
330

26 lbs
11.8 kg

1½
38

300'
91.4m

200'
61m

150'
45.7

8
203

5½
140

9½
241

26
660

30
762

34
864

2
51

13
330

26 lbs
11.8 kg

Installation Information

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