Rubber Fuel Hose with Smooth Surface For Fuel Tank
Part No.: GY-EF0011
Part Type: Fuel Hose
Range of size: ￠3.5 - ￠50 mm
Material Conformation: NBR+PVC/CSM
Meet SPEC.: SAE J200 BG710
Main performance:
1. Aging resistance: 120℃; Low temp resistance: -40℃
2. Fuel resistance: CE10, CE20, CM15, CM85, OXIDIZED FUEL, FUEL A/B/C/D
3. Permeability meet CARB & EPA, <500grams/m2/day
4. Burst pressure: >10kgf/cm2
5. Flammability resistance: Self extinguish at 10 secs
6. Ozone resistance: 50pphm*48H
Appliance Markets:
Petroleum-resistant nitrile tube with a covering that resists weathering, ozone and heat. NBR fuel line is available in bulk rolls or custom length. Custom design is also available, which can be applied in automotive industry, auto aftermarket, power machinery, mow machines, mowing machine, ect..
About Us
Goodyou supplies rubber products in an extensive range of size and types. Our most popular products include fuel hose, air hose, oil hose, water hose, silicone hoses, wire harness sleeves, dust proof sleeves, rubber to metal bonding, etc. As a customer driven company, Goodyou always strive for excellence in service and quality. With vast experience in rubber engineering, we are capable to provide customers with solutions to various applications.
Why Choose Goodyou
- We develop products only when we fully understand your application needs.
- We offer Custom Service
- We do good after-sale service
- We promise to reply your inquiry within 24 hours.
FAQ
1.What is your minimum order?
Because all products are custom made, the minimum order will depend on how much the batch of rubber will yield for the part you are requesting.
2. Which kinds of materials is available to GOODYOU?
We work with many different materials, including EPDM, NBR, CR, ACM, ECO, FKM, silicone, SBR, NR, and flexible PVC & PU, and various types of sponge rubber.
3. What types of rubber parts do you supply?
We supply custom molded, extruded, injected rubber parts. We also accept rubber mold orders for those customers who have their own rubber production lines.
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