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BOSTON HOSE PUMA PETROLEUM

Description & Features

Designed for petroleum transfer service, the Boston Hose Puma Petroleum is a large-diameter industrial hose built for demanding fluid handling applications. At a dash size of -96, it accommodates high-volume transfer requirements common in fuel distribution and petroleum handling environments.

Construction combines a conductive synthetic rubber tube with a multi-braid fiber reinforcement and a synthetic rubber cover. The embossed lay line provides clear identification in the field. Conductivity is built in, supporting safe handling of petroleum products where static dissipation is required. The cover carries standard abrasion resistance and is rated to a minimum working temperature of -40°F, making it suitable for outdoor and cold-climate use. Compatible fittings include cam and groove and combination nipple types, and the hose meets RMA Class A certification. Boston by Danfoss Power Solutions has been a recognized name in industrial hose since 1870.

SKU: IGH036396BK-100

Supplier Part Number (MPN): H036396BK-100

Specifications

Abrasion Resistance 29	Application Petroleum transfer.	Certifications RMA Class A	Class WEB-ITEM	Color Black	Conductivity 30	Construction Multi Braid	Cover Material Synthetic Rubber	Dash Size -96	Brand Danfoss (IGS)	Brand Danfoss Power Solutions	Pack Size 1.00	UOM FT	Features A solution for every hose need\|Industry leader since 1870\|Designed for safety and reliability	ICC Hoses and Flexible Tubes	Language English	Lay Line Style Embossed	Minimum Bend Radius 30.71	Minimum Bend Radius 30.71	Minimum Working Temperature -40	NMFC 70	Product Width 6.91	Qualified Hose Fittings Cam and groove, Combination nipple	Reinforcement Material Fiber	Supplier Part Number H036396BK-100	Tube Material Synthetic Rubber	Product Weight 568.00 lbs

Product Questions & Answers (1)

Question by: Brent G on Jul 27, 2025, 3:19 PM

Wondering if this hose is alright for gasoline transfer on the farm?

Answer by: Customer Support on Jul 29, 2025, 6:16 AM

Yes, it's designed for petroleum transfer, so gasoline should be fine. Just be sure any fittings you use are compatible with gasoline as well.