Mirka MIN6519411 4-Meters Vacuum Hose

Expensive. It tapers from one end to the other. Seems like they could avoid that with a couple of fittings maybe making it less expensive. I don't know but nonetheless I am very happy with it and how it fits into the sander. Also I use it with my non-mirka shop vac. I bought this one and bought a $1.50 fitting to connect it to the hose and it works great. I didn't like the thoughts of the tapered fitting on the end.

High quality plastic hose definitely worth the extra cost💯

All the info Tha Mirka doesn't talk about. This fits the Deros perfectly. The hose itself is 1" ID on the sander end and 1.25" ID on the vacuum end, with a permanently connected swiveling ShopVac sized connection. About 24-30 inches away from the sander the hose subtly changes from 1" to 1.25" inside diameter. It will connect to any Mirka or ShopVac etc vacuum. Four meters is the perfect length with the Deros power cord. It is (supposedly) antistatic, which is very expensive to make, hence the price. It is flexible enough and durable enough to make me pleased but I do wish it was more flexible. If you are buying a Mirka Deros sander then buy this hose. Don't buy the $230 dollar hose. Mirka makes a great sander but does a worse than terrible job of sharing info with the customer

This Mirka hose screws directly into my Surfprep Electric Ray with no fittings or attachments. It’s noticeably stiffer than my 22mm Bosch hose but it connects to my Festool vacs perfectly.

Picked up this hose for my Mirka Ceros. What I didn't know is that a soft adaptor is included. (a flexible hose end to stick into wands and the like) The adaptor threads onto the hose easily, no tools required. The adaptor allows me to use this hose with all of my Festools. It the big end fits directly into my CT22, and the adaptor is compatible with the round, oval and slip-in Festool ports. Unscrew the adaptor to use the Ceros, screw it back on and it's Festool ready. I would almost consider this a direct replacement for the D27 Festool antistatic hose, maybe not as rugged and slightly less flexible but for shop use, it's fine.