Godmar 3-layer reinforced fuel and oil hose, 5 mm inner diameter, supplied in 1 m sections and available on a 25 m roll is designed for safe transfer of petrol and lubricants. The hose construction combines an inner fuel-resistant tube, a reinforcing middle layer and an outer protective cover to provide chemical resistance and mechanical durability suitable for small engines, portable pumps and workshop fuel lines. Its 5 mm bore offers compatibility with common fuel fittings for garden equipment and light machinery, while the reinforced layering reduces kinking and extends service life under typical domestic and light commercial use.
Advantages
The three-layer structure delivers enhanced resistance to swelling, cracking and abrasion compared with single-layer hoses. Reinforcement improves pressure handling and resists deformation during bending, and the fuel-rated inner material prevents degradation from petrol and many lubricants. Supplied as 1 m sections and on a 25 m roll, the hose offers flexibility for cutting to exact lengths while the outer cover protects against mechanical damage and outdoor exposure during storage and installation.
Suitable for
- Fuel lines for small petrol engines (lawnmowers, hedge trimmers, chainsaws)
- Portable fuel transfer for garden pumps and generators
- Workshop and bench fuel feed lines for repair and maintenance
- Temporary or semi-permanent fuel routing in gardening equipment
Key specifications
- Inner diameter: 5 mm
- Construction: 3-layer reinforced hose (inner fuel-resistant tube, reinforcing middle layer, outer protective cover)
- Length availability: 1 m sections; available on a 25 m roll
- Intended media: petrol and common lubricants
- Flexibility: designed to minimize kinking and allow tight routing in compact assemblies
How to use
Cut the hose to the required length using a sharp hose cutter to ensure a clean end. Fit appropriate fuel-rated clamps or crimp fittings to secure connections to carburettors, fuel taps, pump inlets or outlets. Route the hose to avoid sharp bends, excessive rubbing on edges and high-temperature surfaces. Before first use, inspect the hose for visible damage and perform a short leak check under low pressure with the intended fuel. Replace any section that shows swelling, cracking or persistent leakage.
Usage recommendations
For safe long-term performance, use compatible fuel clamps, avoid contact with open flames or exhaust manifolds, store spare hose away from direct sunlight and chemicals, and periodically inspect installations for wear or fuel smell. Replace the hose if exposed to fuels or additives known to require specialized elastomers.
