MalcoEdge™ ESBV6014 Easy Seal HVAC Hose Set
The MalcoEdge™ ESBV6014 Easy Seal 60-Inch Hose Set with Ball Valve offers HVAC professionals extended reach and precise control during charging, evacuation, or recovery. Built with 1/4 SAE x 1/4 SAE patented 360 degree swivel female fittings and an integrated ball valve, this hose lets you manage refrigerant flow safely and efficiently. Its robust construction handles high-pressure demands while Easy Seal technology ensures a tight, leak-resistant connection. Perfect for mid-sized systems and everyday HVAC servicing.
Features
- Ideal for servicing larger or more complex HVAC and refrigeration systems.
- 1/4 SAE x 1/4 SAE Fittings – Standard size for compatibility with most AC and refrigeration systems.
- Easy Seal Design – Reduces the risk of leaks with patented 360 degree swivel and ensures secure refrigerant transfer.
- Built-In Ball Valve – Provides precise refrigerant flow control and improved safety during service.
- Barrier 4-layer hose meets SAE J2196 and withstands A2L high-pressure use in tough environments.
FAQs
Q1
What do I do if the seals on my Easy Seal hoses leak?
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What do I do if the seals on my Easy Seal hoses leak?
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Malco sells replacement gaskets so you can replace them in the field and extend the life of your hoses. SSG14 fits both the 1/4″ and 5/16″ Easy Seal fittings.
Q2
Does hose length matter when pulling a vacuum?
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Does hose length matter when pulling a vacuum?
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Yes. Shorter hoses with a larger diameter — such as a 3/8″ MalcoEdge Turbo Flow hose — are more efficient when pulling a vacuum.
Q3
Can I use the same hoses with a variety of refrigerants?
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Can I use the same hoses with a variety of refrigerants?
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MalcoEdge hoses are compatible with popular refrigerants. However, we do not recommend using multiple refrigerants in the same hoses unless you flush them first using a product like ACE Powerflush. To prevent cross-contamination from oils left in the hoses, we recommend dedicating separate hoses to specific refrigerants.
Q4
Do I need to flush and clean my equipment when switching between refrigerants?
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Do I need to flush and clean my equipment when switching between refrigerants?
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Yes. Some refrigerants use different lubricants and cannot be mixed. As a best practice, flush hoses, manifolds, and other components between services to prevent cross-contamination. We recommend using ACE Powerflush when switching refrigerants.
Q5
What are the working and burst pressures for these hoses?
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What are the working and burst pressures for these hoses?
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Working pressure is 800 PSI. Burst pressure is 4,000 PSI.
Q6
What do I do if my hoses engage a Schrader valve too early or not enough?
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What do I do if my hoses engage a Schrader valve too early or not enough?
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The core depressors are threaded. Simply adjust the height by screwing the core depressor further in or out to get the right engagement depth.