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High quality flexible hoses and metal components designed to deliver safety, durability and long-term reliability.

Rubber Hose / Oil Rubber Hose

     

Primary Application

  • Petroleum Product Transfer: Specifically designed for the suction and discharge (delivery) of refined petroleum products, diesel, gasoline, paraffin, and industrial oils.

  • Aromatic Content Compatibility: Optimized to safely convey hydrocarbons and fuels with an aromatic content up to 30%.

  • Industrial Utility: Ideal for tank truck operations, fuel depots, in-plant processing lines, and distribution networks where flexibility and reliable hydrocarbon resistance are essential.

Structure & Specifications

  • Hose Tube: Smooth, black synthetic rubber (Specially compounded to resist swelling and degradation from contact with petroleum products and oils).

  • Reinforcement: High-strength synthetic cord and an integrated steel wire helix (Engineered to maintain structural shape under high vacuum suction and eliminate kinking).

  • Hose Cover: Synthetic rubber designed to be highly resistant to weather, ozone, and abrasion.

  • Size Range: 3/4″ to 4″

  • Brand: IVG Colbachini (Italy)

Operating Temperature Or Condition

  • Working Pressure: Rated for continuous pressure delivery up to 10 bar.

  • Vacuum Rating: Fully rated for suction and vacuum operations at 0.9 bar (without collapsing).

  • Temperature Range: Safe operational range from -20°C to +70°C.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Hydrocarbon Resistance: The specialized inner liner chemistry ensures that the hose remains durable and does not degrade or flake when exposed to commercial fuels containing up to 30% aromatics.

  • Dual Suction & Delivery Engineering: Reinforced with a robust steel wire helix, this hose handles high-pressure pumping discharge just as efficiently as heavy-duty vacuum suction.

  • Rugged External Cover: The external synthetic rubber cover protects the entire hose structure against dragging wear over rough concrete, atmospheric weathering, and ozone cracking.