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The enhanced product offering includes Aeroquip GH120, GH663, GH781, GH793, and GH493 hose products.

Eaton Corporation (Eden Prairie, MN) has announced that its Aeroquip MatchMate Global braided and spiral hydraulic hose products have been re-engineered to provide significantly higher working pressures and temperature ratings along with covers offering superior abrasion resistance. Included in the enhanced product offering are the popular Aeroquip GH120, GH663, GH781, GH793, and GH493 hose products. Features include:

29 percent higher pressure rating.
260°F temperature rating.
Abrasion-resistant cover technology.

For more information visit www.eaton.com

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14615 Lone Oak Rd, Eden Prairie, MN 55344

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