Product Overview

The Ingersoll Rand 47642699001 39572557 Hose is a replacement hose associated with industrial compressor equipment and connected air or process circuits. It provides a flexible passage between designated components, allowing the working medium to move through the intended circuit while accommodating normal equipment movement.

Within compressor packages, hoses are often routed around valves, fittings, and other mechanical assemblies. These connection areas can experience vibration, pressure cycling, and temperature changes during operation. A correctly matched hose helps maintain the original connection arrangement without imposing unnecessary stress on nearby components.

The 47642699001 part number and 39572557 reference number provide specific identification for maintenance and spare-parts procurement. This makes the hose suitable for consideration during scheduled servicing, corrective repair, or compressor refurbishment when an existing connection requires replacement.

The hose serves as a physical connection component rather than an active control element. Its condition can still influence the integrity of the connected circuit, so correct routing, connection, and inspection are important during compressor maintenance.

Technical Specifications

Product Features

• Replacement hose associated with applicable Ingersoll Rand compressor equipment.
• Provides a flexible flow path between designated system components.
• Suitable for compressor service, repair, and refurbishment applications.
• Helps maintain the intended physical routing of the connected circuit.
• Accommodates normal equipment movement and vibration when correctly installed.
• Identified by a specific Ingersoll Rand part number and reference number.
• Suitable for applications requiring a larger hose connection within compressor equipment.

Working Principle

The 47642699001 39572557 Hose acts as a flexible flow passage between two designated connection points in the compressor system. When properly installed, the working medium travels through the hose from the upstream component to the downstream component.

The flexible connection allows limited relative movement between connected components. This characteristic is useful in compressor assemblies where vibration and thermal movement occur during normal operation.

A typical connection path can be represented as:

Compressor Component → Connection Fitting → 47642699001 Hose → Connection Fitting → Downstream Circuit

The hose itself does not regulate or electronically control the working medium. Its function is to maintain the required physical connection while allowing the compressor assembly to operate without placing unnecessary mechanical loads on rigid components.

Role in a Compressor Control and Air-System Architecture

The hose forms part of the physical connection layer within a compressor package. It may connect components involved in the air or process circuit, while valves, sensors, and control equipment perform the active monitoring and control functions.

Compressor / Valve → Hose Connection → 47642699001 Hose → Downstream Circuit → Monitoring / Control

Maintaining the hose and its connection points helps preserve the intended physical circuit of the compressor package.

Industrial Applications

Installation and Maintenance

1. Verify Part Identification
   Confirm the 47642699001 part number and 39572557 reference against the applicable equipment configuration before installation.
2. Inspect Existing Routing
   Check the original hose route and connection arrangement before removing the existing component.
3. Inspect the Replacement Hose
   Examine the replacement for visible damage, deformation, contamination, or other defects before fitting.
4. Prepare Connection Points
   Clean the mating areas and inspect fittings for damage, contamination, or abnormal wear.
5. Follow the Intended Routing
   Route the hose according to the equipment arrangement and avoid unnecessary bends or tight turns.
6. Avoid Excessive Tension
   Do not stretch or force the hose into position if the connection points are not correctly aligned.
7. Prevent Abrasion
   Keep the hose clear of sharp edges, moving parts, and surfaces that could cause continuous rubbing.
8. Check Connections
   Ensure the hose is correctly seated and the fittings are tightened according to the applicable maintenance procedure.
9. Perform a Leakage Inspection
   After installation, pressurize the relevant circuit under controlled conditions and inspect all connection points.
10. Monitor Vibration Effects
    Check periodically for chafing, cracking, looseness, or abnormal movement caused by compressor vibration.
11. Check Operating Environment
    Inspect portions of the hose exposed to heat, oil, chemicals, or other conditions that may accelerate deterioration.
12. Replace When Necessary
    Replace the hose when deterioration is identified or when the applicable compressor maintenance schedule requires replacement.

Compatible System Components

Recommended Related Models

Key Advantages

• Provides a flexible flow connection within compressor equipment.
• Supports replacement of worn or damaged hose assemblies.
• Maintains the intended flow path between connected components.
• Accommodates limited equipment movement when correctly routed.
• Provides specific part identification for maintenance and procurement.
• Suitable for compressor servicing, repair, and refurbishment work.

Technical FAQs

What is the function of the Ingersoll Rand 47642699001 39572557 Hose?

It provides a flexible flow connection between designated components in an applicable Ingersoll Rand compressor or associated air-system circuit.

What should be checked before ordering this hose?

The 47642699001 part number, 39572557 reference, equipment configuration, connection arrangement, and existing hose routing should be checked to ensure the replacement corresponds to the intended compressor application.

Why is correct hose routing important?

Improper routing can introduce excessive bending, tension, abrasion, or contact with hot or moving components. Correct routing helps reduce mechanical stress and supports normal hose service conditions.

What should be inspected after installing the replacement?

Check the connections, routing, and hose condition before returning the equipment to normal operation. After startup, inspect for leakage, abnormal movement, chafing, or other signs of an installation problem.