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Hot air hose FD series
polyesteraluminumfiberglass

Hot air hose - FD series - Gates - polyester / aluminum / fiberglass
Hot air hose - FD series - Gates - polyester / aluminum / fiberglass
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Characteristics

Use
for hot air
Material
polyester, aluminum, fiberglass
Applications
cleaning, for automotive applications, exhaust
Other characteristics
flexible, oil-resistant, heat-resistant
Inner diameter

Max.: 60 mm
(2.362 in)

Min.: 22 mm
(0.866 in)

Outer diameter

Max.: 61 mm
(2.402 in)

Min.: 23 mm
(0.906 in)

Pressure

0.2 bar
(2.901 psi)

Temperature

Max.: 250 °C
(482 °F)

Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)

Delivered length

0.5 m, 1 m, 1.3 m
(1'07" , 3'03" , 4'03" )

Description

Engineered to connect hot air from exhaust manifold shroud to air cleaner, Gates® Emission Control Duct Hose is efficient, durable, and flexible for OE-quality or OE-exact fit to virtually every vehicle on the road today. Your Emission Control Duct Hose eliminates carburettor icing, improves engine warm-up, and enhances your vehicle fuel efficiency. Completely flexible and easily bent, yet retains shape after forming. EFFICIENT EMISSIONS. With ever-changing emissions regulations and fuel efficiency standards, Gates is always innovating to bring more efficient, environmentally-friendly solutions to the automotive aftermarket. FEATURES AND BENEFITS Cuts with knife for easy installation. Installs with or without clamps. Packaging: Individually packed.

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