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Treibstoffschlauch Gummi - EN ISO 7840 A1 - R.I.N.A. & Lloyd's zertifiziert
Treibstoffschlauch Gummi - EN ISO 7840 A1 - R.I.N.A. & Lloyd's zertifiziert

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Fuel hose rubber - EN ISO 7840 A1 - RINA & Lloyd's certified

SKU: DC06PA1
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High-quality fuel hose for diesel and gasoline with multiple certifications

This robust rubber fuel hose is specifically designed for use in inboard engines and recreational boats up to 24 meters in length. Its high-quality construction ensures a reliable fuel supply for diesel, biodiesel, and unleaded gasoline under demanding conditions.

The hose meets the stringent requirements of EN ISO 7840:2013 A1 CE, RINA, 2013/53/EU and Lloyd's Register and is designed for extreme temperatures from -35°C to +80°C. The various diameters offer optimal solutions for different engine requirements.

Product features

  • Suitable for diesel, biodiesel and unleaded gasoline
  • EN ISO 7840:2013 A1 CE certified
  • RINA and Lloyd's Register approved
  • Complies with Directive 2013/53/EU
  • Extremely temperature resistant: -35°C to +80°C
  • For inboard engines and leisure boats up to 24 m
  • High pressure resistance up to 4 bar
  • Flexible and durable
Item No. Inner diameter Outer diameter work pressure Bending radius approx.
DC06PA1 6 mm 16 mm 4 bar / 60 psi 60 mm
DC08PA1 8 mm 16 mm 4 bar / 60 psi 80 mm
DC10PA1 10 mm 18 mm 4 bar / 60 psi 100 mm
DC12PA1 12 mm 22 mm 2.5 bar / 36 psi 120 mm
DC16PA1 16 mm 26 mm 2.5 bar / 36 psi 160 mm

Technical Specifications: Material: Rubber | Certification: EN ISO 7840:2013 A1 CE, RINA, Lloyd's Register, 2013/53/EU | Fuels: Diesel, Biodiesel, Unleaded Petrol | Working Pressure: 2.5-4 bar (36-60 psi) | Temperature Range: -35°C to +80°C | Application: Inboard engines and recreational boats up to 24 m

Available in five sizes from 6 mm to 16 mm inner diameter. The smaller diameters (6-10 mm) offer a higher working pressure of 4 bar, while the larger diameters (12-16 mm) operate at 2.5 bar.