Continental Contitech 20025430 Oil Resistant Air Hose

Product Description

The CONTINENTAL CONTITECH 20025430 is a rubber, oil-resistant air hose sold in cut-to-length increments from a 500-foot bulk coil. Designed for compressed air service in demanding shop and industrial environments, this hose features a 3/8-inch inside diameter and a 300 psi working pressure rating. The rubber construction resists oil contact, which makes it suitable for locations where compressor oil mist or incidental fluid exposure is a concern. The operating temperature range of -20 degrees F to 190 degrees F allows reliable performance across seasonal outdoor conditions and heated indoor shop environments. Licensed contractors and industrial mechanics specify this hose for permanent and semi-permanent air distribution runs where cut-to-length flexibility reduces waste.

This hose is suited for residential and commercial shop installations, compressed air distribution systems, pneumatic tool supply lines, and general-purpose air service applications. It ships from a 500-foot coil with a 25-foot minimum cut length, ordered in 1-foot increments. End connections are not included; field installers fit the appropriate fittings to match the system configuration. The black rubber exterior is compatible with typical shop environments and standard hose clamp or barbed-fitting assemblies.

Key Features

• Oil-resistant rubber construction for compressed air service with incidental fluid exposure
• 300 psi working pressure rating suitable for most shop air systems
• 3/8 inch inside diameter, 0.688 inch outside diameter
• Wide temperature range: -20 degrees F to 190 degrees F
• Cut-to-length format minimizes waste on custom air line runs
• No end connections included, allowing field-installed fittings of choice

Compatibility

Designed as a cut-to-length bulk air hose for use in compressed air distribution systems requiring oil-resistant rubber hose with a 3/8-inch inside diameter and 300 psi working pressure capability.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed plumbers, pipefitters, or industrial mechanics familiar with compressed air system requirements. Depressurize and lock out the air supply before cutting or connecting hose sections. Use fittings and clamps rated for at least the hose working pressure, and follow applicable OSHA and ASME B31.3 guidelines for compressed air piping and hose assemblies. Do not exceed the rated working pressure or temperature limits of the hose.