FDABOCCR Crush Resistant Hose

FDABOCCR Crush Resistant Hose

A great crush resistant brewery hose

Rubber Fab offers a premium grade low permeation, extra flexible suction and delivery hose for beer, wine and spirits. With a bromobutyl lining, our RFFDABOCCR hose has an improved resistance to higher pressure and is crush resistant.

Learn more about our BOCCR Hose and how it solved a problem in a brewery here.

  • TUBE: BIIR (bromobutyl), white, phthalate free
  • COVER: Grey with purple lay line wide corrugated, grey, low friction material, non-marking when dragged on the floor, easy to clean, glossy. Abrasion, ageing, ozone, oil and chemical resistant
  • REINFORCEMENT: Synthetic plies, thermoplastic wire helices
  • TEMPERATURE: -40°F to 248°F (-40°C to 120°C )
Resources Additional Specs
Part Number Hose ID Inch Hose OD Inch Bend Radius Vacuum (Inch of Mercury) Max Working Pressure @ 70ºF psig Weight per Foot lb
16RFFDABOCCR 1.00 1.59 5.90 20.36 250 0.60
24RFFDABOCCR 1.50 2.17 9.45 20.36 250 0.91
32RFFDABOCCR 2.00 2.72 11.81 20.36 250 1.36
40RFFDABOCCR 2.50 3.37 23.61 17.31 250 1.81
48RFFDABOCCR 3.00 3.86 35.42 14.76 250 2.28

See just how crush resistant our BOCCR Hose is! Watch the video, you won't believe your eyes!

Disclaimer: The information provided within by Rubber Fab is deemed to be accurate; however, it should be used only as a general reference to aid in product selection and application.

Note: A material’s properties may be affected greatly by temperature, operating pressure, concentration, and the presence of other chemicals. Ultimately, the consumer/user must determine the compatibility of any material based on tests done under particular process conditions.

Additional Specs

  • Crush resistant
  • White bromobutyl
  • Low friction cover
  • Non marking when dragged on floor
  • Highly abrasion resistant
  • Will not impart taste or odor
  • Resistant to CIP solutions
  • Beer
  • Ale
  • Wine
  • Spirits
  • Beverage transfer
  • 1907/2006/CE (REACH)
  • FDA 21 CFR 177.2600
  • DM 21/03/1973 and subsequent amendments
  • REGULATION 1935/2004/CE
  • 3A Sanitary Standards