SUMMARY
The "NOH-F" marking on fuel hoses indicates that the hose is rated for fuel and is electrically conductive to prevent static electricity discharge. This marking is not a standard code, and users should refer to the manufacturer's website, such as TAS, IAS, or IHS, for specific product information. The accompanying numbers, such as "3402," likely represent either a manufacturer's style/class number or a subset of the NOH-F specification. Additionally, the internal diameter of hoses is denoted in multiples of 1/16", with the numbers indicating the hose's construction style and internal diameter.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of fuel hose specifications and markings
- Knowledge of materials used in fuel hoses, specifically NBR (nitrile butadiene rubber)
- Familiarity with industry standards for hose ratings and electrical conductivity
- Basic knowledge of hose diameter measurements and classifications
NEXT STEPS
- Research the specifications for SAE 30 fuel hoses
- Explore the Gates Rubber website for detailed information on fuel and transmission cooler hoses
- Learn about the chemical and temperature resistance ratings for different hose materials
- Investigate the significance of bend radius in fuel hose applications
USEFUL FOR
Automotive engineers, mechanics, and anyone involved in the selection and installation of fuel hoses will benefit from this discussion, particularly those interested in understanding hose specifications and safety standards.