CHEMICAL RESISTANCE CHARTS FOR HOSE
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Fluid Hose and Tubing Material Metals R B S / r Blends ubb e R
(PTFE) (FEP) 6/66 11 PU Nitrile / Stainless 316 Steel XLPE PVC Nitrile Vinyl Neoprene Teflon Teflon Nylon EPDM Hypalon Na tu ra l Hytrel Polyurethane CPE Brass EVA LLDPE Nylon PVC UHMW Aluminum G G G G G G G G X G G G G G G G G X G X X F Chloride Aluminum G G G G G F G G X G G G — G X G G X G X X X Fluoride Aluminum G G G G G G G G G G G G — G G G G G G X F G Hydroxide Aluminum G G G G G G G G F G G G — X — G G G G X X G Nitrate Aluminum G G G G G G G G F G G G G G G G G G G X X G Sulfate Alums G G G G G G G G G G G G X G G G G F G X X F Ammonia, — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — X F G Anhydrous Ammonia G G G G G F G G X G G F X X X — G G — X G G Solution (10%) Ammonium G G G G G G G G X G G G G F G G G X G X G F Chloride Ammonium G G X F F F G G X G G F X X G G G G F X F G Hydroxide Ammonium G G G G G G G G G G G G G X G G G G G — — G Nitrate Ammonium G G F G G G G G G G G G G F G G G G G X X G Phosphate Ammonium G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G X X F Sulfate Amyl Acetate G G X X X X G G G F X X F X X X X G X G F G Amyl Alcohol G G X G G F G G G G G G G X G G G G X G F F Aniline G G X X X X G G X X X X X X X X X X X X G G Aniline Dyes G G X F F F G G X G F F X X X X X X X X X F Animal Oils G G G G G X G G — F F X G X F X X G X G G G and Fats Anti—Freeze G G G G G G G G — G G G G X G G F G G G G G (Glycol Base) Aqua Regia X X X X X X G F X X X X X X X X X X F — X X Aromatic G* G* X X X X G G G X X X X X X — G* G — G G G Hydrocarbons Asphalt X X X G X X G G — X X X G X F X — G F G G G Emulsion Barium G G G G G G G G — G G G G G G G G G G X F G Chloride Barium G G G G G G G G G G G G G X G G G G G X G G Hydroxide Barium G G G G G G G G G G G G X G X G G G G G G G Sulfate Barium G G G G G G G G — G G G X G G G G X G X X G Sulfide G - Good F - Fair X - Not Recommended — - Insufficient Information *For Intermittent Transfer Only **Use Approved Freon Hose ***Use Propane Approved Hose Only Use Pinpricked Hose for Gas Applications
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Fluid Hose and Tubing Material Metals R /S B r Blends ubb e R
(PTFE) (FEP) 6/66 11 PU Nitrile / Stainless XLPE PVC Nitrile Vinyl Neoprene Teflon Teflon Nylon EPDM Hypalon Na tu ra l Hytrel Polyurethane CPE Steel 316 Brass EVA LLDPE Nylon PVC UHMW Beet Sugar G G G G G G G G G X G G — X G G G G — X G G Liquors Benzaldehyde G G X X X X G G G F X X X X X X X G X F F G Benzene, G* G* X X X X G G G X X X X X F X X G F G G G Benzol Benzoic Acid G G X X X G G G X X X X X X G G G X G F X F Black Sulfate G F X F F G G G X G F X G X X G G X G X G G Liquor Bleach F F F X X X G G X G F X F F G G* G X G X X G Solution Borax G G G F F G G G — G G G G G G G G G G G G G Solution Boric Acid G G G G G G G G G G G G G G X G G G G X X G Brake Fluid G G X X X F G G — G X X — X G — X G X G G G (Glycol Ether Base) Brine G G G G G G G G — G G G G X G G G G G — X F Bromine X X X X X X G X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Butyl Acetate G G X X X X G G — F X X F X F — X G X G G G Butyl Alcohol, G G X G G G G G G G G G G X G G G G F G G G Butanol Calcium G G G G G G G G X G G G X G X G G G G X X X Bisulfite Calcium G G G G G G G G X G G G G G G G G G G X F F Chloride Calcium G G G F F G G G G G F G G X G G G G G F G G Hydroxide Calcium G G G F F F G G X G F X F X G G G X G F X F Hypochlorite Cane Sugar G G G G G G G G — G G G G X G G G G — F G G Liquors Carbon G G G G G G G G G G G F G G G G G G G G G G Dioxide (Dry) Carbon G G G G G G G G G G G F — G — G G G G F G G Dioxide (Wet) Carbon Disul- F X X X X X G G X X X X X G X — X X — G G G fide (Bisulfide) Carbon — — X F F F G G X F G X G F G G X X G X F G Monoxide (Hot) Carbon G* G* X X X X G G G X X X F X X — X G X G G G Tetrachloride Carbonic Acid G G G G G G G G — G G G X G X G G G G X X F Castor Oil G G G G G F G G — F G X F F G X X G G G G G Cellosolve G G X X X X G G — F F X X X X X — G G X X G Acetate Chlorinated G* G* X X X X G G G X X X X X X — X F X G G F Solvents G - Good F - Fair X - Not Recommended — - Insufficient Information *For Intermittent Transfer Only **Use Approved Freon Hose ***Use Propane Approved Hose Only Use Pinpricked Hose for Gas Applications Chemical Resistance Chart Content Provided courtesy of EATON 3 CHEMICAL RESISTANCE C arts CHEMICAL RESISTANCE for Hose
Fluid Hose and Tubing Material Metals R B S / r Blends ubb e R
(PTFE) (FEP) 6/66 11 PU Nitrile / Stainless XLPE PVC Nitrile Vinyl Neoprene Teflon Teflon Nylon EPDM Hypalon Na tu ra l Hytrel Polyurethane CPE Brass Steel 316 EVA LLDPE Nylon PVC UHMW Chloroacetic G G X X X X G G X F X X X X X X X X F X X F Acid Chloro- G* G* X X X X G G X X X X X X — X X X X F F G benzene Chlorine X X X X X X G X X X X X X X X X X X G F F G Gas (Dry) Chlorine X X X X X X G X X X X X X X X X X X F X X X Gas (Wet) Chloroform G* G* X X X X G G G X X X X X X X X F U G G G Chlorosul- F* F* X X X X G G X X X X X X X X X X X X F X fonic Acid Chromic Acid G X F X X X G G X G G X X X X G F X G X X G (under 25% Chromic Acid G X X X X X G G X G G X X X X F X X F X X F (25-40%) Citric Acid G G G F F G G G F G G G G X X G G X G X X G Coke Oven X X X X X X G G — X X X — X X — G — G F G G Gas Copper G G G G G F G G X G G G G G X G G X G X X G Chloride Copper G G G G G F G G G G G G — G — G G G G X X G Cyanide Copper G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G X X G Sulfate Corn Syrup G G G G G F G G — G F F G G — G G G G — G G (Non-food) Cottonseed G G F G G X G G — F F X G G G G G G G G G G Oil Creosote G G X F F X G G X X F X X F F X X X X F — G Cresol G G X X X X G G X X X X X X G X X X — — G G Cyclohexanol G G X F F F G G G G G F — — G G F G X G F G Dextrose G X X X X X G G X X X X X X X G G X — — — G (Food Grade) Dichloro- G* G* X X X X G G — X X X X X X X X G X — — G benzene Diesel Fuel G G X G G X G G — X F X F F G — X G — G G G Diethanol- G G X F X X G G — G X F X X — — — G — X G G amine Diethylene- G G X F X X G G X G X F — X — — G X — — — — triamine Dowtherm A — — X X X X G G X X X X X — X X X X X X F G Enamel G G X F F X G G — X X X G — G — G G — G — G (Solvent Base) Ethanolamine G G X F F X G G — G X G — X — — G G — X G G Ethers G G X X X X G G — X X X X X G X X G X G G G (Ethyl Ether) Ethyl Alcohol G G F G G G G G G G G G G G G F G G G F G G G - Good F - Fair X - Not Recommended — - Insufficient Information *For Intermittent Transfer Only **Use Approved Freon Hose ***Use Propane Approved Hose Only Use Pinpricked Hose for Gas Applications 4 Chemical Resistance Chart Content Provided courtesy of EATON CHEMICAL RESISTANCE C arts CHEMICAL RESISTANCE for Hose
Fluid Hose and Tubing Material Metals R /S B r Blends ubb e R
(PTFE) (FEP) 6/66 11 PU Nitrile / Stainless Steel 316 XLPE PVC Nitrile Vinyl Neoprene Teflon Teflon Nylon EPDM Hypalon Na tu ra l Hytrel Polyurethane CPE Brass EVA LLDPE Nylon PVC UHMW Ethyl Acetate G G X X X X G G G G X X F X F F G G X G G G Ethyl Acrylate G G X X X X G G — F X X — X F — — X X — G G Ethyl G G X X X X G G — F X X — X F — — X — — G G Methacrylate Ethylamine G G X X X X G G X F X X — X — — G X — G — G Ethyl G G X F F F G G — F F G — F G — G F — F G F Cellulose Ethyl Chloride G* G* X X X X G G — X X X X F X X X G X F F G Ethylene- G G X F X G G G X G F G — X — — G X — G G G diamine Ethylene G G X X X X G G — X X X — X — — — F — — — — Dibromide Ethylene G* G* X X X X G G — X X X X X X X X F X G X X Dichloride Ethylene G G G G G G G G G G G G G F G G G G G F G G Glycol Ethylene G G X X X X G G — X X X G X X X X G X X F F Oxide Fatty Acids G G G F F X G G G F X X G — F F G G G F F G Ferric G G G G G G G G G G G G — F G G G G G X X X Chloride 5% Ferric Sulfate G G G G G G G G G G G G G — G G G G G X X F Fertilizer G G G F F F G G — G G G — — — — F G — — — G Salts Solution Formaldehyde G G X F F F G G G G X F F X G G G X G F X G Formic Acid G G X F F F G G X G X X X X G G G X — F X G Freon 12** — — — — — — G — — — — — — — — — — — — G G G Freon 134a** — — — — — — G — — — — — — — — — — — — — G G Fuel Oil G G F G G F G G — X X X — F G X X G G F G G Furfural G G X X X X G G X F F X — — F X X X X F G G Gasoline G G X F F X G G G X X X G F G — X G X G G G (Refined) Gasoline G G X G G X G G G X F X X X G — X G F G G G (Unleaded) Gasoline G G X G G X G G G X X X X X — — X G F G G G (10% Ethanol) Gasoline G G X F F X G G G X X X X X — — X G F G G G (10% Methanol) Glucose G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G (Non-food) Glycerine, G G G G G G G G G G G G G X G G G G G G G G Glycerol (Non-food) Greases G G G G G F G G G X F X G G G — G G G G G G Green G G G F F F G G X G G G X G X G G X F X X G Sulfate Liquor Heptane G G X G G F G G G X F X G F G X X G G G G G
G - Good F - Fair X - Not Recommended — - Insufficient Information *For Intermittent Transfer Only **Use Approved Freon Hose ***Use Propane Approved Hose Only Use Pinpricked Hose for Gas Applications Chemical Resistance Chart Content Provided courtesy of EATON 5 CHEMICAL RESISTANCE C arts CHEMICAL RESISTANCE for Hose
Fluid Hose and Tubing Material Metals R B S / r Blends ubb e R
(PTFE) (FEP) 6/66 11 PU Nitrile / Stainless 316 Steel XLPE PVC Nitrile Vinyl Neoprene Teflon Teflon Nylon EPDM Hypalon Na tu ra l Hytrel Polyurethane CPE Brass EVA LLDPE Nylon PVC UHMW Hexane G G X G G F G G G X F X G F G X X G X G G G Houghto Safe G G F G G G G G — G — F — X G — G G — G G G 273 to 640 Houghto Safe G G G G G G G G — X X X G X G — G G — G G G 5046, 5047F Houghto Safe G G X X X X G G — G X X — X — — X G — G G G 1000 Series Hydraulic Oils: Straight G G G G G F G G G X F X G G G F G G G G G G Petroleum Base Water Petro- G G — G G F G G — X F X G X G — F G — G G G leum Emulsion Water Glycol G G X G G G G G G G X F X X G — — G — G G G Hydraulic Oils: Straight G G X X X X G G G G X X — X G — X G — G G G Phosphate Ester Phos. Ester/ G G X X X X G G G X X X — X G — X G — G G G Petroleum Blend Polyol Ester G G — G G X G G — X — X — G G — — G — G G G Hydrobromic G G G X X X G G X G G X X X G G G X G X X X Acid (under 48%) Hydrochloric G G G X X X G G X G G X X X G G G X G X X X Acid Hydrocyanic G G G F F X G G X F G X X — X G G X F X F G Acid Hydrofluoric G G F X X X G G X F G X X X X G F X G X X G Acid (under 50%) Hydrofluoric G G X X X X G G X X G X X X X G X X G X X G Acid (over 50%) Hydrofluo- G G G F F X G G X G G X — — G — G X — X X X silicic Acid Hydrogen — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — F — — F — — G Hydrogen F F — X X X G G X F X X — — G X G X F X X G Peroxide Hydrogen G G G X X X G G X X F X G — X G G X G F F F Sulfide Hydrolube G G G G G F G G — G — — F X — — G G — G G G Iodine F F X F X X G G X G G X — X G X X X X X X X Isocyanates G X X X X X G — X X X X X X X — X X — — — — Isopropyl G G G G G G G G G G G G G X G — G G G G G G Alcohol, Isopropanol Isopropyl- G G X X X F G G — F X F — — — — — X — G — G amine Iso-Octane G G X G G F G G G X F X G X G — X G X G G G Jet Fuel G G X G G F G G G X X X G F G — X G X G F G (Transfer Only)
G - Good F - Fair X - Not Recommended — - Insufficient Information *For Intermittent Transfer Only **Use Approved Freon Hose ***Use Propane Approved Hose Only Use Pinpricked Hose for Gas Applications 6 Chemical Resistance Chart Content Provided courtesy of EATON CHEMICAL RESISTANCE C arts CHEMICAL RESISTANCE for Hose
Fluid Hose and Tubing Material Metals R /S B r Blends ubb e R
(PTFE) (FEP) 6/66 11 PU Nitrile / Stainless Brass XLPE PVC Nitrile Vinyl Neoprene Teflon Teflon Nylon EPDM Hypalon Na tu ra l Hytrel Polyurethane CPE Steel 316 EVA LLDPE Nylon PVC UHMW Kerosene G G X G G F G G G X F X F G G X X G X G G G Lacquer G G X X X X G G G X X X X X F X F G X G X G Lacquer G G X X X X G G G X X X F X F X F G X G X G Solvents Lactic Acid G G G X X G G G G F G X X X X G G G G F F G Lime Sulfur G G G X X G G G F G F F — — — G G G G X — G Lindol G G — X X X G G G G X X — X — — — G X F G G Linseed Oil G G G G G X G G G X F X F F G X G G G F G G Lubricating G G G G G F G G G X F X G F G X G G G G G G Oils Lye G G G F F G G G F G G G — X F — G G — F X G Magnesium G G G G G G G G G G G G — G G G G G G F F G Chloride Magnesium G G G F F G G G G G F G — X G G G G G G G G Hydroxide Magnesium G G G G G G G G G G G G — — G G G G G F G G Sulfate Mercuric G G F F F G G G X G G F — — X G G X G X X X Chloride Mercury G G F G G G G G G G G F G G G G G G G X G G Methyl Alc., G G X G G G G G G G G G G F G G G G X F G G Methanol Methyl G G X X X X G G X F X X — X X — — X — G G G Acrylate Methyl X X X X X X G G F X X X X X X X X G X G G G Bromide Methyl G* G* X X X X G G G X X X X X F X X G X G G G Chloride Methylene G* G* X X X X G G F X X X X X X X X F X G G G Chloride Methyl-t-Butyl G G X F F X G G G X X X — — G — — G — — G G Ether (MTBE) Methyl Ethyl G G X X X X G G G F X X G X X X G G X G G G Ketone Methyl Iso- G G X X X X G G G F X X — X X X G G X G G G butyl Ketone Methyl Iso- G G X X X X G G G F X X — X X — G G X G G G propyl Ketone Methyl G G X X X X G G — X X X — X X — — G — — G G Methacrylate Mineral Oil G G F G G F G G G X F X G G G X X G G G G G Mineral G G X G G F G G G X X X G F G — G G — G G G Spirits Naphtha G G X F F F G G G X X X G F G X G G X F G G Napthalene G G X X X X G G G X X X F F G X X G X F G G
G - Good F - Fair X - Not Recommended — - Insufficient Information *For Intermittent Transfer Only **Use Approved Freon Hose ***Use Propane Approved Hose Only Use Pinpricked Hose for Gas Applications
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Fluid Hose and Tubing Material Metals R /S B r Blends ubb e R
(PTFE) (FEP) 6/66 11 PU Nitrile / Stainless Brass XLPE PVC Nitrile Vinyl Neoprene Teflon Teflon Nylon EPDM Hypalon Na tu ra l Hytrel Polyurethane CPE 316 EVA LLDPE Nylon PVC Steel UHMW Nickel G G G X X G G G G G G G — X — G G G G G G G Acetate Nickel G G G G G F G G G G G G X X G G G G G X X F Chloride Nickel Sulfate G G G G G F G G G G G G — F G G G G G X X G Nitric Acid G F* G X X X G G X F F X X X X G F* X G X X G (under 35%) Nitric Acid F X F X X X G G X X X X X X X X X X G X X G (35% to 60%) Nitric Acid X X X X X X G G X X X X X X X X X X G X X G (over 60%) Nitrobenzene G G X X X X G G — X X X X X X X X X X F G G Nitrogen G G G G G G G G G G G G — G G — G G — G G G Gas Nitrous Oxide G G X X X X G G F X X G X X X — X F G G G G Oleic Acid G G F F F X G G G F F X G F G X G G G F F G Oleum X X X X X X G G X X X X X X X X X X X X F G (Fuming Sulfuric Acid) Oxalic Acid G G G X X X G G X G X X X — G G G X G F X G Oxygen G G G F F G G G G G G F G G G G G G G G G G (non-breathing, non-welding) Ozone F F X X X X G G X G G X X G G X X X X — F G (300 pphm) Paint G G X F F X G G G X X X — X — — F G — G G G (Solvent Base) Palmitic Acid G G F F F F G G G F X X G X G F G G F X F F Paper Mill G G X F F F G G X G F F X X — — X X — — — — Liquors Pentane G G X G G F G G — X F X G X G — X G X G G G Perchloro- G* G* X X X X G G G X X X X X X — F X F F G G ethylene Petroleum G G X G F X G G G X X X — G G X X G F G G G Ether Petroleum G G G G G F G G G X F X G G G — G G — G G G Oils Phenol G G X X X X G G X X X X X — G X X X X F X F Phosphoric G G G X X F G G X G G F X X X G G X G X X F Acid (to 85%) Picric Acid X X X X X X G G X X F X X X X G X X X X X F (Molten) Picric Acid G G X F F X G G X F G X X F X G X X X X X F (Solution) Potassium G G G G G G G G G G G G — G G G G G G F X G Chloride G - Good F - Fair X - Not Recommended — - Insufficient Information *For Intermittent Transfer Only **Use Approved Freon Hose Use Pinpricked hose for gas applications
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Fluid Hose and Tubing Material Metals R /S B r Blends ubb e R
(PTFE) (FEP) 6/66 11 PU Nitrile / Stainless Brass XLPE PVC Nitrile Vinyl Neoprene Teflon Teflon Nylon EPDM Hypalon Na tu ra l Hytrel Polyurethane CPE EVA LLDPE Nylon PVC Steel 316 UHMW Potassium G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G F G G F X G G Cyanide Potassium G G G X X X G G — G X X — G G G G F G X G G Dichromate Potassium G G G F F F G G F G G G F X G G G G G F X G Hydroxide Potassium G G G X X X G G X G G G X X — X G X G — — — Permanganate Potassium G G G G G G G G G G G G — G G G G G G F F G Sulfate Propane — — — G — — — G — — — — — — — X — — — G G G Liquid*** Propylene G G F G F G G G — G G G G — G G G G — F G G Glycol Pyridine G G X X X X G G X F X X X X X — G X — F G G Sea Water G G G G G G G G G G G G G X G G G G G G F G Silver Nitrate G G G G G G G G G G G G — G — G G G G X X F Skydrol G G X X X X G G G G X X — X G — X G — G G G Soap Solution G G G G G F G G G G G X G G G G X G G G G G Sodium G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G F F G Bicarbonate Sodium G G G G G G G G G G G G X G G G G G G F F F Bisulfate Sodium G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G F X G Bisulfite Sodium G G G G G G G G G G G G G G — — G G — G G G Borate Sodium G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G X G G Carbonate Sodium G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G X F G Chloride Sodium G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G X F G Cyanide Sodium G G G F F G G G F G G G — X F G G G F F X G Hydroxide Sodium G G G X X X G G X G G X G X F G G X G X X F Hypochlorite Sodium G G G G G F G G G G G G G F G G G G G F G G Nitrate Sodium G G G G G X G G F G X G G X X — G G — F F G Perborate Sodium G G X F F F G G X G F X G X X — X G — X F G Peroxide Sodium G G G G G F G G G G G G G G X G G G G F F F Phosphates Sodium G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G F F G Silicate G - Good F - Fair X - Not Recommended — - Insufficient Information *For Intermittent Transfer Only **Use Approved Freon Hose ***Use Propane Approved Hose Only Use Pinpricked Hose for Gas Applications
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Fluid Hose and Tubing Material Metals R /S B r Blends ubb e R
(PTFE) (FEP) 6/66 11 PU Nitrile / Stainless XLPE PVC Nitrile Vinyl Neoprene Teflon Teflon Nylon EPDM Hypalon Na tu ra l Hytrel Polyurethane CPE Brass Steel 316 EVA LLDPE Nylon PVC UHMW Sodium G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G F F G Sulfate Sodium G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G X X G Sulfide Sodium G G G G G G G G G G G G — G G G G G G X X G Thiosulfate Soybean G G F G G F G G — F G X G G G — G G — G G G Oil Stannic G G G G G X G G X G G G G G G G G F G X X X Chloride Steam 450°F X X X X X X G G X G X X X X X — X X — F F G Stearic Acid G G F F F F G G G F F X G G G G G G F X X G Stoddard G G X G G F G G G X X X G G G X X G G G G G Solvent Styrene G* G* X X X X G G G X X X X X X — X G X G G G Sulfur 70°F G G F X X G G G G G G X G F G G G G G X X G Sulfur 200°F X X X X X X G G X X G X X X X — X X — X X G Sulfur G G X X X X G G X X F X X X G — G X — X X X Chloride Sulfur Dioxide X X X X X X G G X G X X X X X X X X F X — G Sulfuric Acid G G G X X X G G X G G X X X X G G X G X X X (under 50%) Sulfuric Acid G G G X X X G G X F G X X X X X X X F X X X (51% to 70%) Sulfuric Acid G F X X X X G G X F F X X X X X X X G X X X (71% to 95%) Sulfuric Acid G X X X X X G G X X X X X X X X X X X X X X (96% to 98%) Tannic Acid G G G F F F G G X G G G G G G G G X G F X G Tar X X X F F F G G G X X X G F F — X X — F F G Tartaric Acid G G G G G F G G G G G G — G G G G G G F X F Tetrachloro- G* G* X X X X G G — X X X X X X — F F X — — G ethane Tetrahydro- G G X X X X G G — X X X — X — X X G X — — G furan (THF) Toluene G* G* X X X X G G G X X X X X X X G* G X G G G Transmission G G G G G F G G G X F X G G G X G G — G G G Oil (Petrol. Base) Trichloro- G* G* X X X X G G G X X X X X X — G* F — G G G ethane Trichloro- G* G* X X X X G G G X X X X X X X G* F — G G G ethylene Tung Oil G G — G G F G G — X F X G F X — — G — F G G Turpentine G G X F F X G G G X X X F X F X G G G F G G Urea (Water G G G X X G G G G G G G G G G G G G G — G G Solution) G - Good F - Fair X - Not Recommended — - Insufficient Information *For Intermittent Transfer Only **Use Approved Freon Hose ***Use Propane Approved Hose Only Use Pinpricked Hose for Gas Applications
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Fluid Hose and Tubing Material Metals R /S B r e b b Blends u R (PTFE) (FEP)
6/66 11 l PU Nitrile a / r Stainless u t a 316 XLPE PVC Nitrile Vinyl Neoprene Teflon Teflon Nylon EPDM Hypalon N Hytrel Polyurethane CPE Steel Brass EVA LLDPE Nylon PVC UHMW Uric Acid G G G — — — G G G — — — X X — G G G G — — F Varnish G G X X X X G G G X X X — X F X G G X G G G Vegetable G G F G G X G G G X G X — G — X G G G G G G Oil (Non-food) Vinegar G G G F F G G G X G G F — X F G G G — X F G Vinyl Acetate G G X X X X G G — F X X — X — X — G X F G G Water G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G F F G (non-potable) Water— G G X G G G G G G G X F X X G G — G G G G G Glycol Mixture Water— G G — G G F G G G X F X G X G G F G G G G G Petroleum Mixture Xylene G* G* X X X X G G G X X X F X X X G* G X G G G Zinc Chloride G G G G G G G G X G G G X G X G G X G X X X Zinc Sulfate G G G G G G G G G G G G — G X G G G G X X G G - Good F - Fair X - Not Recommended — - Insufficient Information *For Intermittent Transfer Only **Use Approved Freon Hose ***Use Propane Approved Hose Only Use Pinpricked Hose for Gas Applications
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Proper Storage of Hose Product
Pro er stora e conditions can enhance and e tend su stantially the ultimate life of hose roduct Ru er hose roducts in stora e can e affected adversely y tem erature humidity o one sunli ht oils solvents corrosive li uids and fumes insects rodents and radioactive materials The a ro riate method of storin hose de ends to a reat e tent on its si e diameter and len th and the ay in hich it is ac a ed ose should not e iled or stac ed to such an e tent that the ei ht of the stac creates distortions on the ottom ince hose roducts vary considera ly in si e ei ht and len th it is not ractical to esta lish definite recommendations on this oint ose havin a very li ht all ill not su ort as much load as ould a hose havin a ire reinforcement ose hich is shi ed in coils or ales should e stored so that the coils are in a hori ontal lane
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oo for any indication 2. Couplings SAFETY WARNING: ose shall lie in a strai ht of in in or ro en All metals are su ect to Failure to properly and hori ontal osition reinforcement as evidenced attac y various chemicals follow the manufacturer’s su orted on rollers to y any ermanent distortion Chec ith the manufacturer recommended procedures ermit easy movement lon itudinal rid es or ul es to ma e sure that suita le for the care, maintenance hen under the test Accordin to R A lP end fittings, a ro riate and storage of a particular ressure Chemical ose ulletin to oth the hose and the hose might result in its ater should e used crushed or in ed s ots chemical ein handled are failure to perform in the as the test li uid Never here the hose O is ein used manner intended and ressure test ith reduced y ercent or might result in possible E osed surfaces of solvents corrosive li uids more of the normal O damage to property and cou lin s flanges and or ith com ressed indicate the hose ro a ly serious bodily injury. ni les shall e e amined ases has internal dama e The for crac s or e cessive ill the hose ith ater hose assem ly must e Hydrostatic Pressure Test corrosion Either condition ith the outlet end raised removed from service to shall cause the hose or lar e ore hose ein and the outlet valve o en ensure the safety of eo le assem ly to e retired from used in doc service an to ensure the com lete in the or area service Any evidence of ins ection card hich removal of air hen all WARNING: Kinks can cou lin or ni le sli a e descri es the hose the air has een e elled cause hose to burst, on the hose is cause for manufacturer date received close the outlet valve and leading to bodily harm. removin the hose assem ly urchase order num er and lo er the raised end from service date of installation should e ose containin in ed or maintained for each hose or ne hose raise the crushed s ots here the The Ru er anufacturers The ins ection card should ressure to times the hose O is reduced y Association R A has e used to record the test rated or in ressure of ercent may e used u lished a series of results and condition of the the hose and hold for if the hose asses the technical ulletins hich hose minutes urin this hold hydrostatic tests se a detail maintenance eriod the hose shall e cali er to measure the hose testin and ins ection Eaton recommends that e amined for lea s at the outer diameter at several recommendations ne hose assem lies e cou lin s fitting sli a e laces around the diameter hydrostatically tested efore ecause the life e ectancy or for any indication of to determine any O ein laced in service of the hose is limited ea ness in the hose reduction An ins ection ydrostatic testin should the user must e alert to structure mirror and a flashlight can e done at eriodic intervals si ns of im endin failure or used hose test e used to ins ect the inner to determine if a hose articularly hen the ith a ressure of tu e for a use ear and or is suita le for continued conditions of service include times the rated or in chemical attac service The hydrostatic test hi h or in ressures and e amination shall e ressure of the hose for and or the conveyance or conducted in the one minute and e amine containment of ha ardous follo in manner as a ove materials The eriodic Com letely relieve test ins ection and testin Hose to be pressure tested ressure from the system rocedures descri ed must be restrained by rior to releasin hose here rovide a schedule of placing steel rods or straps from test e ui ment specific measures hich close to each end and constitute a minimum level at approximate 10 foot Thorou hly drain the of user action to detect si ns (3m) intervals along its ater from the hose indicatin hose deterioration length to keep the hose after com letion of the or loss of erformance from “whipping” if failure hydrostatic test efore conditions leadin occurs; the steel rods or to malfunction or failure are straps are to be anchored Electrical Continuity firmly to the test structure reached hen re uired y the user but in such a manner that electrical continuity et een they do not contact the the fittings shall e tested hose which must be free usin an ohm meter The to move. hose must e clean and dry for this test
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GENERAL CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF HOSE ose should not e the hose far enou h eyond for storin hose de ends • tore items on a first-in, su ected to any form of the shan to eliminate the to a reat e tent on its first-out asis Remem er a use in service t should ossi ility of cuttin into the si e diameter and len th that even under the e handled ith reasona le shan hen cuttin out the uantity to e stored est of conditions an care ose should not e a in cut ehind the in and the ay in hich it is unusually lon shelf life ill dra ed over shar or far enou h so that the ac a ed ose should not deteriorate certain ru er a rasive surfaces unless O of the remainin hose is e iled or stac ed to such roducts ns ect and specifically desi ned for round se cali ers to confirm an e tent that the ei ht of test the hose assem ly such service Care should e roundness a e sure to cut the stac creates distortions efore lacin it in service ta en to rotect hose from the hose s uarely Ne t i e on the len ths stored at the sually any ear or severe end loads for hich the inner tu e of the cut end ottom ince hose roducts dama e ill e a arent the hose or hose assem ly ith a clean ra vary considera ly in si e durin ins ection or as not desi ned ose efore recou lin the hose ei ht and len th it is not testin ractical to esta lish definite should e used at or elo ma e sure to carefully ins ect • The ideal tem erature recommendations on this its rated or in ressure the tu e This is im ortant for the stora e of ru er oint ose havin a very any chan es in ressure ecause it is easy to see the roducts ran es from li ht all ill not su ort as should e made radually so condition of the tu e and to (10-21°C) ith a much load as ould a hose as to not su ect the hose to reinforcement of the hose ma imum limit of havin a heavier all or hose e cessive sur e ressures hen the cou lin is cut C f stored elo havin a ire reinforcement ose should not e in ed off oo for any evidence 32°F C some ru er ose hich is shi ed in or e run over y e ui ment of deterioration of the hose roducts ecome stiff and coils or ales should e n handlin lar e si e hose tu e f there are si ns of ill re uire armin efore stored so that the coils are in dollies should e used deterioration remove the ein laced in service henever ossi le slin s hose assem ly from service a hori ontal lane • tora e areas should e or handlin ri s ro erly f after close ins ection none relatively cool and dar laced should e used to of these si ns is resent the Storage Do’s: su ort heavy hose used and free of dam ness and hose may e recou led • henever feasi le ru er in oil suction and dischar e milde tems should e hose roducts should e service Any hose that has een stored on a first-in, first-out used to convey an a rasive stored in their ori inal asis since even under material such as lastic shi in containers hich Hose Repair the est of conditions an ellets and o ders should rovide some rotection unusually lon shelf life There are some not e recou led due to the a ainst the deterioratin could deteriorate certain circumstances in hich inherent thic ness reduction effects of oils solvents ru er roducts chemical hoses can e that results from the transfer and corrosive li uids re aired or e am le if a shi in containers also of a rasive materials Storage Don’ts: hose has een in ed near afford some rotection the cou lin and a close inally ressure test and ta a ainst o one and sunli ht • on t ile or stac hose any recou led assem ly as to such an e tent that ins ection of the assem ly Certain rodents and insects recommended • the ei ht of the stac reveals that this is the only ill dama e ru er hose distorts the len ths stored dama e the assem ly can roducts and ade uate Storage on the ottom Remem er e re aired rotection from them that hose havin a very Pro er stora e conditions should e rovided e li ht all ill not su ort WARNING Wear can enhance and e tend sure ends are ca ed to as much load as a hose safety glasses, su stantially the ultimate life ee out insects rodents havin a heavier all or gloves, and protective of hose roducts Ru er and other contaminants ire reinforcement clothing when cutting hose roducts in stora e that can dama e the hose hose. They will help can e affected adversely protect your eyes and skin y tem erature humidity • ose shi ed in coils or from flying debris. When o one sunli ht oils ales should e stored so recoupling a used hose solvents corrosive li uids the coils are in a hori ontal assembly, begin by cutting and fumes insects rodents lane and radioactive materials The a ro riate method
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• on t store ru er ARPM Proper Hose Handling • Never allo chemicals to roducts near heat treet N Pro er hose handlin can dri on the e terior of a sources such as radiators ashin ton C hel reserve hose assem ly hose or allo hose to lay and ase heaters or life and or environment in a ool of chemicals near electrical e ui ment R A Pu lications order safety Therefore consider The hose cover may that mi ht enerate des the follo in oints hen not have the chemical o one Also do not store handlin hose assem lies resistance of the tu e f a hose for lon eriods Proper Used Hose Storage corrosive material comes Avoid crushin or in in in eo ra hical areas efore lacin used hose in • into contact ith the the hose This can cause of no n hi h o one stora e com letely drain it hose reinforcement the severe dama e to the concentration O one a es and flush out any otentially result could e early hose reinforcement that isn t ru er e losive va ors or corrosive failure al ays o vious hen on t e ose hose to residues • loo in at the cover • Avoid e treme flexing direct or reflected sunli ht Also ma e sure you dis ose of the hose near the o not dra the hose or durin stora e This a es of aste in a manner that • cou lin f necessary lift a lar e ore hose from ru er com lies ith federal state use el o s in the i in the middle of its len th on t store uncovered and local environmental system to assure a • ith the ends han in hose under fluorescent re ulations strai ht line connection do n oin so can cause or mercury lam s They ith the hose in in cover cuts hose enerate li ht aves • Protect hose from heat WARNING: Take reinforcement dama e harmful to ru er flame, cuttin and extreme care when and cou lin dama e on t han hose t istin se shields or • flushing out a chemical • imit the curvature of the assem lies on hoo s clam s to do this hose with water. Some hose to the minimum nails or other devices chemicals, such as end radius recommended • u ort hose to avoid hich could cut or concentrated acids, may y the manufacturer mechanical strain on dama e hose react with water and cause Also avoid shar ends cou lin s The Ru er anufacturers spattering. These materials at the end fittings and at • e a are that dro in Association has u lished can cause serious personal manifold connections or dra in the assem ly se arately a series of ose injury or death if they get • o not e ceed ressure chemical incom ati ility Technical nformation into eyes or onto skin. and tem erature limits e osure to tem erature ulletins descri in hoses Wear safety glasses, ecause this could e tremes or e tensive desi ned for different gloves and other protective dama e the hose and internal cou lin a rasion a lications hich clothing to help guard ultimately result in serious can cause lea s and detail aintenance against this. odily in ury or ro erty reduce cou lin retention Testin and ns ection Continue y layin the dama e onitor ressure recommendations Refer hose assem ly on a solid and tem erature durin to the ARP Catalo of WARNING: Do not su ort allo in air to hose use Pu lications issued annually circulate throu h it This use damaged hose. Never allo chemicals to determine the availa ility hel s e tend the hose life • Doing so could result in solvents or any other of the latest edition urther store the hose in serious personal injury ha ardous materials ulletins u lished include a cool dar dry lace at a or death. to dri onto round the follo in tem erature ideally et een Al ays com ly ith and Publication No. environmental la s lP team ose lP An hydrous Ammonia ose lP Oil uction and ischar e ose lP eldin ose lP ire ose lP Chemical ose P uel is ensin ose Chemical Resistance Chart Content Provided courtesy of EATON 15 GENERAL HOSE INFORMATION Hose Maintenance GENERAL HOSE INFORMATION Hose Maintenance
CLEANING HOSE ASSEMBLIES
Cleanin of hose assem lies f you choose the soa Class Oil Resistance The effects of oil on ru er should e done at a facility tan method the cleanin Ru er hose is used de end on a num er of ith the means of dis osin solution usually caustic soda to convey etroleum factors that include the no of astes and ha ardous and ater should e roducts oth in the crude ty e of ru er com ound more than ently materials ro erly All ater and refined sta es The the com osition of the lay the hose in the cleanin and or cleanin solutions aromatic content of refined oil the tem erature and solution to revent it from used should e retained and asoline is often ad usted time of e osure Ru er s lashin dis osed of in a ay that to control the octane ratin com ounds can e classified com lies ith a lica le oa the hose no more The resence of aromatic as to their de ree of oil la s than minutes to revent hydrocar ons in this fuel resistance ased on their hysical ro erties after Eaton ndustrial does not the hose from ecomin enerally has a reater effect e osure to a standard recommend that distri utors rittle ith a shortened on ru er com onents than test fluid. As a uide to the handle hose assem lies service life lush the hose do ali hatic hydrocar ons user of the hose in contact that have not een cleaned thorou hly ith clean Aromatic materials in ith oil the oil resistance ro erly ater After ma in sure contact ith ru er tend that all the ater is drained to soften it and reduce its classes and a corres ondin hen you clean a tan or from the hose store the hysical ro erties or lon descri tion are listed chan e the materials to e hose in a cool dry lace lastin service the uyer of transferred clean the hose Once the hose has cooled asoline hose should inform assem lies Three methods a ro imately minutes the hose manufacturer of can e used the soa tan ca the ends to ee the aromatic content of the the closed loo system or contaminants out fuel to e handled so that the rotatin rush The most the ro er tu e com ound a ro riate method ill The second method of can e recommended for the de end on the hose use and cleanin is the closed loo specific a lication location system ith this method the caustic solution used to clean the tan is also WARNING: Use of um ed throu h the hose Physical Properties After Exposure to Oil pressure wands to and ac to the tan Volume Tensile clean hose is not Ty ically fluid is and is um ed throu h the Change Strength recommended. The high Maximum Retained system until the tan is concentration of heat and Class A +25% 80% clean pressure in a confined area (High oil resistance) can damage the hose inner hen the cleanin rocess Class B +65% 50% tube and lead to hose is com lete flush the hose (Medium-High oil resistance) bursting, leakage, thorou hly ith ater Class C +100% 40% spraying, or end blow-offs. tore the hose in a cool dry (Medium oil resistance) This could cause serious lace Ca the ends to ee personal injury or death. contamination out
WARNING: Always WARNING: Strong wear safety glasses, acids should be gloves, and protective thoroughly drained prior to clothing when cleaning and after cleaning to avoid hose, no matter which an exothermic reaction. hose cleaning method you use. Otherwise, burns, blisters, eye damage or other injuries could occur.
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WARNING: Selection 2. Problem: 6. P roblem: of the proper hose for the application is essential to the proper operation and safe use of the hose and related equipment. Solution: Solution: Inadequate attention to selection of hose for the application can result in serious bodily injury or property damage. In order to avoid serious bodily 3. P roblem: injury or property damage 7. Problem: resulting from selection of the wrong hose, you should carefully review the Solution: information in this catalog. Solution: Hose failures can be caused by conditions such as excessive pressures, specifications. fluid incompatibility, extreme temperatures and many more. Eaton has illustrated below some of the more common failures. If the conditions first. 4. P roblem: you are experiencing are fl not listed, please contact 180 Eaton Technical Support for North America at 8. Problem: 1-888-258-0222 for global technical support contact Solution: your local Eaton technical representative. 1. Problem: Solution: 5. Problem: Solution: 9. Problem: Solution: Solution:
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