Heat resistant 25 mm oil & fuel hose 10 m

Highly durable, heat resistant 25 mm oil & fuel hose. The hose is made of NBR (nitrile rubber) with 2 steel inlay(s). The hose has a temperature range of -40 °C to 100 °C (for diesel fuel -40 °C to +40 °C). The operating pressure at 20 °C is 33 bar. The hose is suitable for commercial fuels such as petrol, diesel, heating oil and oil-bearing air. Not suitable for glycol and glycol-water mixes, as well as biodiesel and rape seed methyl ester (RME). The hose is UV, ozone and abrasion resistant. The NBR hose material and inlay(s) make the hoses suitable for high-pressure and flexible applications. This hose is sold at a pre-cut length of 10 m, we also offer rolls with a length of 40 m. (Due to the manufacturing process we cannot exclude that the hose will be supplied in pieces. We attempt to deliver a maximum of 3 pieces, where none of the pieces is shorter than 3 meters)

Pros:

• suitable for commercial fuels such as petrol, diesel, heating oil
• UV, ozone and abrasion resistant due to steel braiding
• Heat resistant due to special manufacturing process
• The NBR hose material and inlay(s) make the hoses suitable for high-pressure and flexible applications

Cons:

• Not suitable for biodiesel or rapeseed methyl ester (RME), but it is suitable for commercial fuels such as petrol, diesel and heating oil

series

The HL-R series are high quality, heat resistant oil & fuel hoses available in sizes from 4 – 32 mm inside diameter. The hoses are UV, ozone and abrasion resistant and are available in pre-cut lengths of 1, 3 and 10 meters or as a 40 meter roll.

Specifications

Internal diameter (mm) : 25
Outer diameter (mm) : 35.5
Hose length (m) : 10
Hose material : NBR (nitrile rubber)
Max pressure at 20 °C (bar) : 33
Hose features : Ozone resistance,Tear resistance,Heat resistance
Min temperature (°C) : -40
Max temperature (°C) : 100
Outer wall material : Rubber
Bending radius (mm) : 150
Roll length (m) : 40
Number of inlays : 2
Inlay material : Steel
Outside wall color : Black
Max. negative pressure (bar) : -0.9