🛡️4 Hose Types
📊Full PSI Ratings
🌡️Temp & Bend Data
⚗️Fluid Compatibility
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Hose Pressure Rating Reference

Select a hose type and AN dash size to view full specifications: working pressure, burst pressure, minimum bend radius, temperature range, weight and fluid compatibility. Covers SS PTFE, nylon PTFE, stainless braided rubber and silicone hose.

SS PTFE — Select AN Dash Size

Inner Diameter

9.5 mm

0.374"

Outer Diameter

15.9 mm

0.626"

Min Bend Radius

100 mm

3.94"

Weight

220 g/m

0.220 kg/m

Temp Range

-70°C

to 260°C

Inner Layer

PTFE (Teflon)

Braid

304 Stainless steel

Pressure Ratings — AN-6 SS PTFE

Working Pressure (4:1 SF)2,000 PSI
Burst Pressure8,000 PSI

Working pressure assumes 4:1 safety factor below burst. Always verify with manufacturer datasheet for safety-critical applications (brake/clutch lines).

✓ Compatible Fluids

Petrol
Diesel
E85
E100
Methanol
Engine oil
Brake fluid (DOT3/4/5.1)
Coolant
Power steering fluid
ATF

✗ NOT Compatible / Check First

Silicone fluids (check PTFE rating)

Typical Applications

Fuel linesBrake linesClutch linesOil linesCoolantPower steering

Industry gold standard for motorsport. PTFE is chemically inert — compatible with virtually all fluids. Smooth bore variant flows better; convoluted bore is more flexible.

SS PTFE — Full Size Table

DashID (mm)OD (mm)Working PSIBurst PSIMin Bend (mm)Weight (g/m)
AN-34.89.52,50010,00050120
AN-46.411.12,0008,00065150
AN-69.515.92,0008,000100220
AN-812.720.62,0008,000130310
AN-1015.9251,7507,000165400
AN-1219.129.41,5006,000200510
AN-1625.438.11,2004,800250720

Important Notes

Safety Factor: Working pressure is rated at 4:1 below burst. For brake and clutch lines, always verify with the manufacturer datasheet and your sanctioning body's regulations.

Bend Radius: Minimum bend radius is the centerline radius. Tighter bends collapse the hose ID and reduce flow — use swivel fittings or larger-radius routing wherever possible.

Temperature: Peak temperature ratings assume the hose is not under maximum working pressure simultaneously. Route away from exhaust and turbo housings, or use heat sleeving.

Fluid Compatibility: Always confirm compatibility with the specific fluid formulation (e.g., E85 percentage, specific brake fluid DOT rating). When in doubt, use SS PTFE — it is chemically inert with virtually all motorsport fluids.