Consider PSI Ratings and Compatibility

cause a lot less wrist fatigue so talk a little bit about the psi rating of the hoses too the exit flex whips their wire braided hoses so they're going to handle more psi these hoses are rated at 5000 psi the hose um here is 5075 psi because it is a little bit larger diameter outside ins and inside diameter hose even though it's the same color and i'll talk about a little bit about why that is the lime green hoses right here these are rated and if you ever want to know you know the inside diameter hose or the outside arm of the hose it should tell you right on the lay line of the hose so this is rated at 3 500 psi and the inside diameter is 3 16 and you know most airless sprayers are running i think they're on maximum 3 300 psi somewhat right in that range so these whips are going to be able to run with you know all the airless sprayers that you typically would have but just make sure if you have an airless rare running more than you know 3 500 psi you don't want to run like this lime green hose you'd want to run an exit flex whip that is rated at 5000 psi so just pay attention to that so once again um it's all all the markings should be right on the ley line this is going to tell me inside diameter is 3.2 right here it's going to tell me my maximum working pressure is 5000 psi so you definitely want to abide by those regulations stamped on the hoses themselves so now we have what i call these are these are gun whips and i call these hose whips right here so we've um i created a 25 foot whip right here and i also created a 50 foot whip and we got them in both styles and the reason why i created this 25 foot whip is we typically have a small airless sprayer set up just to do doors or just to do small cabinets or furniture projects or just simply small projects themselves and having a 25 foot whip versus the standard 50 foot hose that comes with the airless sprayer it takes up half as much paint to load up and even the inside diameter of this hose is smaller than a 50 foot hose so it even takes less paint to actually load up when it comes to loading up your sprayer so you don't have to have like a half a gallon or three quarters a gallon just to load up your sprayer that's where this comes really in handy also for spraying cabinets you don't need a whole lot of hose because your your sprayer's typically right in the kitchen and you're spraying or you're very close to what you're doing or you're spraying just a simple small piece of furniture in a booth and…