Continental Contitech 20459048 Chemical Petroleum Hose

Product Description

The CONTINENTAL CONTITECH 20459048 is a nitrile chemical petroleum hose rated for a maximum working pressure of 150 psi. Constructed from black nitrile rubber, it is built to handle fuel and petroleum-based fluid transfer in demanding service environments. With a 4-inch bend radius, it maintains flexibility without kinking during routing. This hose is sold in 1-foot increments with a 5-foot minimum cut length and ships from a 100-foot coil. It is a standard selection for fuel system technicians, fleet maintenance shops, and petroleum equipment installers working with liquid fuel lines and dispensing applications.

This hose is rated for use with diesel, ethanol, gasoline, oil, and other petroleum-based products, making it well suited for fueling stations, mobile fuel transfer setups, and equipment with exposed fuel delivery lines. The nitrile construction provides resistance to petroleum-based fluids at working pressures up to 150 psi. Typical installations include fuel dispensing hose assemblies, tank-to-equipment transfer lines, and service vehicle fuel systems where coupling-type end fittings are used.

Key Features

• Nitrile hose material provides petroleum and fuel fluid compatibility
• 150 psi maximum working pressure for pressurized fuel transfer service
• 4-inch bend radius allows flexible routing in tight installations
• Black exterior color for standard service identification
• Sold in 1-foot increments with a 5-foot minimum cut length from a 100-foot coil
• Compatible with coupling-type end fittings

Compatibility

Designed for use with diesel, ethanol, gasoline, oil, and petroleum-based products in fuel transfer and dispensing hose assemblies requiring coupling-type fittings.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with fuel system safety requirements. Shut off all fuel supply and relieve system pressure before cutting or fitting this hose. Verify that all fittings and clamps are rated to at least the working pressure of the hose before pressurizing the system. Follow applicable local fire codes and NFPA standards when routing fuel lines near ignition sources or heat.