Rubber Air Brake Hose is a heavy-duty, high-pressure hose specifically designed for use in commercial vehicle braking systems and pneumatic control lines. Constructed with a black smooth synthetic rubber inner tube, reinforced with high-tensile braided fibre, and finished with an ozone-resistant synthetic rubber outer cover, the hose delivers outstanding strength, flexibility, and durability. Conforming to SAEJ1402 and BSAU110 standards, it ensures safe and reliable performance in demanding braking applications. With an operating temperature range from -40°C to +93°C (short-term peaks up to +100°C), Rubber Air Brake Hose provides dependable service across a wide range of climates and working conditions.

Key Features:

• Material: Black synthetic rubber inner layer with ozone-resistant synthetic rubber outer cover.

• Reinforcement: High-tensile braided fibre for pressure resistance and stability.

• Operating Temperature: -40°C to +93°C (peak +100°C).

• Working Pressure: 16 bar across all sizes.

• Burst Pressure: 47 bar (3:1 safety factor).

• Internal Diameter Range: 9.5 mm to 12.5 mm.

• Wall Thickness: 4.8 mm to 5.3 mm depending on size.

• Bending Radius: 114 mm to 138 mm depending on diameter.

• Standard: SAEJ1402 / BSAU110 compliant.

The robust synthetic rubber construction provides excellent resistance to ozone, weathering, and environmental ageing, ensuring a long service life in exposed conditions. The smooth bore supports consistent airflow for reliable braking performance, while the braided fibre reinforcement maintains structural integrity under high working pressures. Flexible yet tough, the hose is easy to install, route, and handle in demanding environments where safety and reliability are critical.

Applications include air brake systems on commercial vehicles, trailers, buses, and agricultural machinery, as well as pneumatic control lines requiring a strong, flexible, and weather-resistant hose. Rubber Air Brake Hose provides a dependable solution for heavy-duty air systems where consistent pressure handling and long-term durability are essential.