Laser Silicone Hose without Valve - 1.2m - 6819

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The Laser Silicone Hose without Valve (6819) is a essential tool for automotive technicians and DIY mechanics who require a reliable fluid transfer line for brake bleeding systems. This 1.2-meter high-quality hose is engineered to provide a secure and flexible connection for a variety of Laser brake bleeders, including the popular model 6783. While it offers excellent durability and chemical resistance for automotive fluids, users should be aware that this specific version does not include an integrated one-way valve, which may require manual flow control depending on your specific bleeding procedure.
| Model Part Number | 6819 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Laser |
No, this is the valve-less version (6819). If you require a one-way valve, please look for Laser Part No. 6820.
While designed for Laser systems, the universal fit allows it to work with many standard bleed nipples; however, fitment may vary depending on the specific diameter of your tool's inlet.
This hose is specifically designed for brake bleeding applications and is compatible with standard brake fluids. Avoid using it for high-pressure hydraulic applications.
Store in a cool, dry place away from sharp objects and direct UV light to prevent the silicone from aging.
Silicone usually recovers its shape easily. If it remains kinked, warm the hose slightly in warm water to help it return to its original form.
Ensure the bleed nipple is clean and dry; if the fit is loose, use a small hose clamp or cable tie to secure the connection.
Trim a small portion (1-2cm) off the end of the hose to create a fresh, tight seal against the nipple.
While silicone is durable, exposure to extreme heat or certain cleaners can affect it; replace the hose if cracking or significant stiffness occurs.
To set up the hose, simply press the end firmly onto the vehicle's brake bleed nipple. If the nipple is slightly undersized, ensure the hose is fully seated to prevent fluid leakage. The hose is designed for a universal fit across Laser-branded maintenance tools. To maintain the life of the silicone, wipe the exterior with a clean shop rag after use to remove stray brake fluid, as long-term exposure to certain aggressive chemicals can eventually cause surface hardening. Store the hose away from direct sunlight or sharp metal objects that could puncture the silicone wall. If the hose becomes contaminated with dirt, rinse with warm water and allow it to air dry completely before the next use.