How do I identify these hoses?

[RonMiller]

I have three anti-static hoses I want to identify with part numbers or proper descriptions if possible so that I can sell them.

1. The third is piece of larger hose (50 mm?) left over from making my Kapex to CT33 connection a few years ago. No ends, just 68" of hose.
2. The second a standard tool to CT connection with both ends on. The CT end is angled 90 degrees.
3. The first is a large size hose, 3.5 meters with both larger ends on.

Can anyone point me to a site with older part numbers or does anyone have more specific information?

Thanks in advance.[attachimg=1][attachimg=2][attachimg=3]

 

[squall_line]

The second one looks just like the hose from my older style CT-MINI.  The MIDI probably used the same 90-degree connector at the vac end.

 

[Coen]

I have three anti-static hoses I want to identify with part numbers or proper descriptions if possible so that I can sell them.

1. The third is piece of larger hose (50 mm?) left over from making my Kapex to CT33 connection a few years ago. No ends, just 68" of hose.
2. The second a standard tool to CT connection with both ends on. The CT end is angled 90 degrees.
3. The first is a large size hose, 3.5 meters with both larger ends on.

Can anyone point me to a site with older part numbers or does anyone have more specific information?

Thanks in advance.[attachimg=1][attachimg=2][attachimg=3]

No idea why you ask in reverse... but I'll bite;

The first picture, definitely this one;
Saugschlauch D 36 Antistatik mit Drehausgleich und Anschlussmuffe, Durchmesser 36 mm, Länge 3,5 m 452882

The second picture, not completely sure. Is it 3.5m? Or 3m?
Saugschlauch D 32/27 Antistatik für CTL MINI/MIDI, mit Winkel-Drehausgleich saugerseitig, temperaturbeständig
bis + 70 °C, Ableitwiderstand (DIN IEC 312) < 10 MΩ/m, Durchmesser 32/27 mm,
Länge 3,5 m, im Karton 499742

The third picture;
Saugschlauch D 50 Antistatik Meterware (ohne Drehausgleich und Anschlussmuffe), Länge 1 m 452386, but then x1.7

 

[RonMiller]

That is really helpful guys. Thank you Coen!