Continental Contitech 20352464 Chemical Petroleum Hose

Product Description

The CONTINENTAL CONTITECH 20352464 is a chemical and petroleum transfer hose fitted with male x male coupling connections at 3/4 inch sizing. Built for demanding fluid-transfer applications, this hose handles a maximum working pressure of 100 psi and operates across a temperature range of -30 to 140 degrees F. Internal yarn reinforcement provides structural integrity under pressure cycling. The black construction indicates compatibility with petroleum-based media. Licensed plumbers, fuel-system technicians, and petroleum equipment service professionals are the primary installers of this hose assembly.

This hose assembly is designed for transferring gasoline, grease, kerosene, and petroleum oils in service-station, fleet maintenance, and industrial fueling applications. The male x male coupling configuration suits direct connections to dispensing equipment, storage tank fittings, and fuel-service ports where a fixed-end assembly is required. The 3/4 inch fitting size is a common standard in light commercial and fleet fueling setups. The rated temperature window accommodates both cold-weather outdoor installations and heated service environments typical of enclosed equipment bays.

Key Features

• Male x male coupling ends in 3/4 inch fitting size for direct-connect fuel service applications
• 100 psi maximum working pressure rated for petroleum transfer service
• Operating temperature range: -30 to 140 degrees F (-34 to 60 degrees C)
• Internal yarn reinforcement for pressure resistance and hose body stability
• Compatible with gasoline, grease, kerosene, and petroleum oils
• Black color construction consistent with petroleum-rated hose assemblies

Compatibility

Designed for use with gasoline, grease, kerosene, and petroleum oils in fuel dispensing and transfer systems requiring a 3/4 inch male x male hose assembly rated to 100 psi.

Installation Notes

This hose assembly should be installed by qualified fuel-system or petroleum equipment technicians following applicable local and federal fuel-handling codes. Always depressurize and purge the fuel line before disconnecting or connecting hose assemblies. Inspect male coupling threads for damage before installation and verify all connections are leak-free before returning the system to service. Do not exceed the rated 100 psi working pressure or the specified temperature limits during operation.