Dixon
6" Aluminum Hose Tube Door
- SKU:
- NLDIXTDF6
- Availability:
- Limited quantity available.
- Weight:
- 2.10 LBS
Description
6" Aluminum Hose Tube Door
6" Aluminum Hose Tube Door provides a hinged closure for compatible tanker hose storage tubes.
Constructed with an aluminum body, the Dixon TDF6 uses nitrile rubber seals, stainless steel closure hardware, and nylon bushings. The 6" door helps keep stored fuel delivery hose secured and protected when not in use.
Product Highlights
Aluminum hinged hose tube door designed for compatible 6" tanker hose storage tubes.
The TDF6 helps secure stored delivery hose while protecting it from dirt, salt, and road exposure.
Technical Specifications
Hose Tube Door Configuration
The door is manufactured for installation on a compatible 6" hose storage tube used on tanker and delivery equipment.
The hinged door closes the open end of the storage tube and helps retain the hose securely when it is not being used.
Aluminum Hose Tube Door Design
The Dixon TDF6 is manufactured for use with compatible 6" hose storage tubes commonly installed along tanker equipment. The hinged door closes the open end of the tube while allowing convenient access to the stored delivery hose when needed.
Confirm the hose tube diameter and installation arrangement before fitting the door. Proper tube sizing and alignment help the hinged assembly close correctly and keep the stored hose contained during transport.
The TDF6 uses an aluminum body to provide a durable closure for compatible hose storage tube assemblies. The material is well suited to transportation equipment where the door may be repeatedly opened and closed during normal delivery operations.
Inspect the aluminum body and mounting area before installation for deformation, cracks, impact damage, or contamination. The door should move freely and align properly with the hose tube opening before the assembly is placed into service.
The hose tube door incorporates nitrile rubber seals together with a stainless steel closure spring and stainless steel hardware. Nylon bushings are also used within the assembly to support dependable operation of the hinged closure.
Inspect the seal, spring, bushings, and hardware periodically for wear, corrosion, damage, or loss of function. Worn components should be replaced so the door continues to close and secure the storage tube as intended.
The TDF6 helps keep fuel delivery hose neatly stored inside the designated hose tube while the vehicle is traveling or the hose is not in use. Closing the tube helps reduce exposure of the hose and attached fittings to road dirt, salt, and other environmental contamination.
The door is also pad-lockable for applications where additional retention or access control is desired. Confirm that the hose is fully stored and the door closes properly before securing the vehicle for transport.
Installation & Selection Considerations
Confirm the 6" tube size.
Verify mounting compatibility.
Inspect the nitrile seal.
Check the hinge and spring.
Verify complete door closure.

Our product specialists can help review hose tube size, mounting requirements, door construction, replacement components, and tanker storage configuration before you order.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Dixon TDF6?
The TDF6 is a 6" aluminum hose tube door designed for compatible tanker hose storage tubes.
What material is the TDF6 made from?
The TDF6 uses an aluminum body with stainless steel closure hardware and nylon bushings.
What type of seal does the TDF6 use?
Dixon specifies nitrile rubber seals for the TDF6 hose tube door.
What size hose tube is the TDF6 designed for?
The TDF6 is manufactured for a compatible 6" hose storage tube.
What is the purpose of a hose tube door?
It helps keep delivery hose secured inside its storage tube and reduces exposure to road dirt, salt, and other environmental factors.
Can the TDF6 be locked?
Yes. Dixon identifies the TDF6 hose tube door as pad-lockable.
Important Ordering & Installation Notes
- Verify Dixon part number TDF6.
- Confirm the 6" hose tube size.
- Verify aluminum body construction.
- Inspect the nitrile seal.
- Check the stainless steel hardware.
- Verify mounting alignment before installation.
- Inspect the hinge and closure spring.
- Confirm the door closes completely.
- Keep the tube opening free of debris.
- Secure the door before vehicle transport.