Continental Contitech 20025490 Oil Resistant Air Hose

Product Description

The CONTINENTAL CONTITECH 20025490 is a red rubber oil-resistant air hose designed for demanding compressed air applications in shops, garages, and industrial service environments. With a 0.5 inch inside diameter and a 200 psi working pressure rating, this hose handles the pressure requirements of most pneumatic tool and equipment setups. The temperature range spans -20 degrees F to 190 degrees F, making it suitable for both cold-weather outdoor use and heated shop environments. This hose is sold cut-to-length in 1-foot increments with a 25-foot minimum cut and is sourced from a 500-foot coil. It is installed by HVAC techs, plumbers, mechanics, and general trades needing custom hose runs.

This hose is well suited for shop air systems, pneumatic tool lines, and compressed air distribution in both residential and light commercial service applications. The oil-resistant construction makes it appropriate for environments where lubricant exposure is routine, such as compressor rooms or vehicle service bays. No end connections are included, allowing the installer to terminate and fit the hose to the specific application requirements. The cut-to-length format reduces material waste on custom runs.

Key Features

• 200 psi working pressure for compatibility with standard shop compressor systems
• Oil-resistant rubber construction withstands lubricant exposure in service environments
• Temperature rated from -20 degrees F to 190 degrees F for year-round use
• 0.5 inch inside diameter supports high airflow for pneumatic tools and equipment
• Cut-to-length in 1-foot increments with a 25-foot minimum order quantity
• No end connections included, allowing custom field termination

Compatibility

Designed as a cut-to-length oil-resistant air hose for use in compressed air systems requiring a 0.5 inch ID rubber hose rated to 200 psi.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with compressed air system requirements. Depressurize the air system completely before cutting, fitting, or connecting this hose. Use barbed or crimped fittings rated for the hose inside diameter and working pressure. Verify all connections and fittings meet applicable local codes before returning the system to service.