Continental Contitech 20025485 Oil Resistant Air Hose

Product Description

The CONTINENTAL CONTITECH 20025485 is an oil resistant rubber air hose sold in cut-to-length increments from a 500-foot coil. Rated for 200 psi working pressure, it handles the demands of compressed air distribution in shops, service bays, and field applications. The 5/16-inch inside diameter delivers adequate flow for pneumatic tools and general air supply lines. The temperature range of -20 to 190 degrees F makes it suitable for cold-weather starts and warm indoor service environments alike. Licensed contractors, HVAC technicians, and plumbing and mechanical service pros commonly spec this hose for flexible drop lines and tool whips where oil exposure is a routine concern.

This hose is appropriate for light to medium-duty compressed air service in both residential and commercial settings. Its oil-resistant rubber construction holds up in environments where compressor oil carryover, lubricants, or shop fluids may contact the hose exterior or interior. The red color aids identification in multi-hose installations. With no pre-installed end connections, the hose accepts field-installed fittings to match the specific application. Minimum cut length is 25 feet, priced per 1-foot increment, from a 500-foot master coil.

Key Features

• Oil-resistant rubber construction resists degradation from compressor oil carryover and shop fluids
• 200 psi working pressure rated for compressed air service
• 5/16 inch inside diameter suits pneumatic tool supply and air distribution drop lines
• Operating range of -20 to 190 degrees F supports year-round use in varied climates
• No pre-installed end connections — field-fit with standard air hose fittings
• Red color for easy identification in multi-line installations

Compatibility

Designed as a cut-to-length oil resistant air hose for general compressed air service applications requiring a 5/16-inch ID rubber hose rated to 200 psi.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by HVAC technicians, plumbers, or mechanical contractors familiar with compressed air systems. Depressurize the air supply line completely before cutting or fitting this hose. Use crimped or barbed fittings rated at or above the 200 psi working pressure of the hose. Follow applicable OSHA and local mechanical code requirements for compressed air line installations.