Continental Contitech 20025450 Oil Resistant Air Hose

Product Description

The CONTINENTAL CONTITECH 20025450 is an oil resistant rubber air hose sold in cut-to-length increments from a 500-foot coil. Built for compressed air distribution in shop and field environments, it carries a working pressure rating of 300 psi and handles temperatures from -20 degrees F to 190 degrees F. The 1/2 inch inside diameter (0.844 inch outside diameter) black rubber construction resists oil contamination, making it well suited for pneumatic tool lines, compressor drops, and service bays where lubricant exposure is routine. Licensed contractors and industrial maintenance technicians are the primary installers.

This hose is appropriate for both light commercial and industrial compressed air applications where oil-contaminated air streams or oily shop environments would degrade standard hose materials. It ships in cut lengths with a 25-foot minimum cut and is priced per 1-foot increment. No end connections are pre-installed, so fittings are field-selected and crimped or swaged to match the specific end-use requirement. Typical installations include compressor room distribution headers, pneumatic tool whips, and service garage drops.

Key Features

• 300 psi working pressure rating suitable for standard shop air systems
• Oil resistant rubber construction withstands lubricant exposure in service environments
• Wide temperature range of -20 degrees F to 190 degrees F for year-round and heated-shop use
• 1/2 inch ID with 0.844 inch OD — a common pneumatic tool hose size
• No pre-installed end connections — field fittings selected per application
• Sold in cut-to-length increments with 25-foot minimum order quantity

Compatibility

Designed as a cut-to-length rubber air hose for compressed air distribution systems requiring oil resistance; no specific OEM model compatibility is listed for this SKU.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed pipefitters, pneumatic system technicians, or industrial maintenance mechanics. Depressurize and lock out the compressed air supply before cutting, splicing, or fitting the hose. End fittings must be rated at or above the hose working pressure of 300 psi and should be installed with appropriate crimping or swaging equipment rather than hose clamps alone. Consult applicable OSHA compressed air safety standards and local codes when routing hose through or near occupied workspaces.