Description

The CONTINENTAL CONTITECH 20026568 is a multipurpose air hose sold by the linear foot from a 500-foot bulk coil, with a 25-foot minimum cut length per order. Constructed from synthetic rubber, this hose is rated for 300 psi working pressure and handles temperatures from -29 degrees F to 210 degrees F. The 1/2-inch inside diameter supports high-volume airflow for demanding shop and field applications. No end connections are included the hose ships as raw cut stock, ready for field termination. HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general contractors use bulk hose like this to build custom-length whips and supply lines sized to the job.

This hose is suited for residential and commercial job sites where standard preassembled hose lengths are impractical. Typical applications include pneumatic tool supply, compressed air distribution across equipment bays, and custom service hose assemblies. The red color aids visual identification on busy job sites. Because this product is priced and cut in 1-foot increments, it can be sized precisely to avoid excess slack or strain on fittings. The 500-foot coil format is well matched to supply houses, fleet service operations, and contractors who regularly fabricate hose assemblies.

Key Features

300 psi working pressure suitable for most pneumatic tool and compressed air service demands
1/2-inch inside diameter for high-flow air delivery
Synthetic rubber construction resists abrasion, weathering, and shop-floor wear
Wide service temperature range: -29 degrees F to 210 degrees F
Sold per linear foot from a 500-foot coil 25-foot minimum cut length per order
No end connections included accepts standard field-installed hose fittings and swaged ends

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose bulk air hose for compressed air systems requiring 1/2-inch ID rubber hose rated at 300 psi. End fittings and couplings are not included and must be sourced and installed separately to match the specific coupling standard in use.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with compressed air system assembly and applicable safety standards. Depressurize the air supply completely before cutting, fitting, or connecting any hose section. Use the correct fitting size and crimp or clamp method rated for the hose OD and working pressure. Inspect the finished assembly for leaks before returning the system to service.