Barrier Lined USCG Type A1-15 SAE J1527 Fuel Hose, 0.38 Inch ID, Up To 100.00 PSI

Description & Features

Designed specifically for marine fuel applications this premium fuel line hose offers extraordinary durability and resistance. It features a unique nylon internal barrier and NBR tube construction minimizing fuel permeation and providing robust protection against aging and alcohol blends. The hose is reinforced with a two-spiral polyester for superior flexibility and strength.

The nitrile blend cover ensures exceptional resistance to heat fire cold ozone and fuel aging making it ideal for various marine engine systems including inboard I/O stern drives gen sets and outboards. Its conformity with the latest marine standards like USCG Type A1 SAE J1527 ISO 7840 A1 ABYC H-24 & H-33 NMMA Type Accepted and CE Certified guarantees reliable performance.

With an inner diameter of 0.375 inches and an outer diameter of 0.681 inches this hose supports a maximum operating pressure of up to 100 PSI and a minimum bend radius of 2.5 inches. Suitable fitting attachments include stainless steel pinch clamps stainless steel worm gear clamps or brass crimp ferrules. The temperature range is between -20 F to 212 F.

MPN: 365-0386

Supplier Part Number: 365-0386

Specifications

Cover Material
NBR/PVC Blend
For Use With
C1BZ40 Ferrule
grp Construction
Nylon Internal Barrier, NBR Tube, NBR/PVC Blend Cover, Polyester 2 Spiral Reinforcement
grp Fitting Attachment
Pin Clamps, Worm Gear Clamps, Crimp Ferrules
grp Fittings
Shank Type (Brass)
grp Fittings Fitting Attachment Suggestions
Shank Type Fittings Attached with Stainless Steel Pin Clamps, Stainless Steel Worm Gear Clamps or Brass Crimp Ferrules
Hose Color
Black/White
Hose Type
Barrier Lined
Inside Diameter
0.38 in
Nominal Size
3/8 in
Resistance Properties
Aging, Cold, Flame, Fuel Permeation, Heat, Ozone
Series
365 Series
Tube Material
NBR/Nylon

Product Questions & Answers (1)

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Question by: Terry M on Sep 1, 2025, 8:37 PM
got a tight run in the bilge, how sharp can i bend this 3/8 fuel hose without kinkin it up
Answer by: Customer Support on Sep 3, 2025, 3:01 PM
For tight routing, the minimum bend radius is 2.5 inches. Staying at or above that bend keeps the hose from being forced into a kink and helps it hold its shape.

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