Fuel-resistant Technical Hose Polix 10 mm x 50 m P1608000105015P

Polix fuel-resistant technical hose with a 10 mm inner diameter and 50 m length is intended for transferring fuels and mineral oils in workshop, agricultural and light industrial environments. The hose construction resists common fuel types and provides flexibility for routing around equipment. It is compatible with standard small pump fittings and transfer couplings, enabling safe supply lines for refuelling and oil transfer tasks.

Advantages

The hose offers fuel-resistant material that reduces degradation when in contact with gasoline, diesel and similar hydrocarbons. Its 10 mm bore balances flow capacity and ease of handling, while the 50 m length allows long runs without frequent joins. The flexible construction facilitates installation in confined or uneven spaces and supports compatibility with standard fittings used in small transfer systems.

Suitable for

• Refuelling small engines and machinery
• Fuel transfer between containers and tanks
• Workshop and agricultural fuel supply lines
• Temporary or semi-permanent routing of fuel or oil lines

Key specifications

• Inner diameter: 10 mm
• Length: 50 m
• Material: fuel-resistant compound suitable for gasoline, diesel and mineral oils
• Flexible construction for easy routing and handling
• Compatibility: fits common small pump and transfer system fittings

How to use

Cut the hose to the required length with a sharp blade, ensuring straight, clean ends to secure tight fittings. Fit appropriate clamps or couplings and verify that connections are tight before introducing fuel. Route the hose away from sharp edges, heat sources and moving parts. When using with pumps, confirm that the pump specifications match the 10 mm inner diameter for correct flow performance. After use, drain remaining fuel from the hose and store it coiled in a dry, ventilated area to prolong service life.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate corrosion-resistant clamps and connectors, inspect the hose regularly for signs of cracking or swelling, and replace it if degradation is observed. Avoid prolonged exposure to high temperatures and direct flame. Follow local regulations for handling and storing fuel and oil.