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Specification 1001: Assembly Proof Test

The Assembly Proof Test subjects hose assemblies to an internal water pressure equal to 50% of the minimum burst pressure for at least 5 minutes. During this time, there should be no signs of coupling slippage, pressure loss, coupling ejection, cover blisters, cover splits, leakage, or other failures. Test parameters may vary to comply with industry standards.

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Specification 1001: Assembly Proof Test

The Assembly Proof Test subjects hose assemblies to an internal water pressure equal to 50% of the minimum burst pressure for at least 5 minutes. During this time, there should be no signs of coupling slippage, pressure loss, coupling ejection, cover blisters, cover splits, leakage, or other failures. Test parameters may vary to comply with industry standards.

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Specification 1001: Assembly Proof Test

The Assembly Proof Test is a non-destructive hydrostatic pressure test of the hose assembly. The hose assembly is filled with water and then subjected to an internal pressures equivalent to 50% of the specified minimum burst pressure of the hose assembly. The hose assembly is subjected to the internal pressure for a minimum of 5 minutes. During this time there shall be no indication of coupling slippage, pressure loss, coupling ejection, cover blisters, cover splits, leakage, or any other visible signs of failure. Note: Parameters of this test may vary to comply with a governing industry or regulatory standard.

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