Constructed with a NBR blend cover and tube this petroleum/oil suction and discharge hose features a high-tensile synthetic textile reinforcement with a single steel helical wire and anti-static copper wire. Designed for the effective suction and discharge of petroleum products it supports a maximum operating pressure of 150 PSI and has a burst pressure of 450 PSI.
The hose has an outer diameter of 4.61 inches and an inner diameter of 4.00 inches ensuring durability in demanding environments with a minimum bend radius of 20.08 inches. It operates within a temperature range of -13F to +158F providing robust performance across diverse conditions. The vacuum service capability extends up to 28 inches Hg.
Compatible with cam and groove fittings and combination nipples this versatile hose from Danfoss is available in reel quantities of 200 feet. Suitable for applications requiring the transfer of petroleum products it combines flexibility and structural integrity making it an essential component in various industrial sectors.
MPN: C1MK88
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Specifications
Brand
Aeroquip® by Danfoss
Color
Black
Conductivity
Conductive
Cover Material
NVC Blend
Dash Size
64
For Use With
Cam and Groove Hose Fittings
grp Caution
For Use with Petroleum Products with Aromatic Content Up to 50%
grp Construction
NBR Blend Tube; High-Tensile Synthetic Textile with A Single Steel Helical Wire and Anti-Static Copper Wire Reinforcement; NBR Blend Cover
What's the deal with the temperature range on this hose? Need to make sure it can handle the Texas heat, but also some colder temps we see sometimes.
Answer by: Customer Support on May 15, 2025, 8:59 PM
This hose is rated to handle temperatures from -13°F to +158°F. So it should be able to handle a pretty wide range of conditions.
Question by: Shawn S on Feb 13, 2026, 12:32 PM
Running this on a fuel transfer setup at the farm, need to know if it'll hold up pulling from a tank that's sitting lower than the pump. What kind of vacuum rating does it have?
Answer by: Customer Support on Feb 15, 2026, 8:36 AM
Vacuum service goes up to 28 inches Hg, so pulling from a below-grade or low-mounted tank is well within its range. The steel helical wire in the reinforcement keeps the hose from collapsing under suction load, which is what you want when the fluid has to travel uphill to reach the pump.