Oil and fuel hoses Oil and fuel hoses are important industrial hoses with numerous applications. They are used to transport oils and fuel safely and efficiently from one place to another. Oil and fuel hoses are made from various materials,...
Oil and fuel hoses
Oil and fuel hoses are important industrial hoses with numerous applications. They transport oil and fuel safely and efficiently from one place to another. Oil and fuel hoses are made from different materials, such as rubber materials reinforced with textile reinforcement or steel spiral. These hoses are durable yet flexible. Depending on the more detailed properties of the hoses, they are suitable for different gasolines, diesels and oils. They have a wide operating temperature range, good aromatic resistance and wear and ozone resistance. When choosing an oil or fuel hose, it is important to take into account the intended use and environment, including the required electrical conductivity and resistance to aromatic content, as well as the pressure resistance and resistance to different temperatures required of the hose. If choosing the right hose makes you think, we can help!
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Our oil suction and pressure hose is very flexible and light. Its corrugated surface makes it comfortable to use and its special design allows for a bending radius of 1x the inner diameter. The hose is electrically conductive and meets industry standards, making it an excellent choice for hose reels and ports. Applications Industrial cleaning, oil and gasoline transfer, hose reels, ports. Industries Port and industrial facilities Benefits The special construction of the hose makes it very flexible and comfortable to use. It's also lightweight, so it's easy to handle and tow. Risks Misuse or careless handling of the hose may damage it. That is why it is important to follow the operating and maintenance instructions. Chemical resistance The hose can withstand oil and gasoline with an aromatic content of up to 50%. Operating temperatures -30°C to +100°C Operating pressure classes