Suitable for related operations of offshore gasoline storage tanks,and can also be used for refueling and unloading of luxury yachts at sea;Temperature Range: -40°C ~+100°C

The offshore fuel pipeline is an important channel connecting offshore oil fields and onshore processing facilities, and is responsible for transporting subsea crude oil to onshore processing centers. These pipelines are usually laid deep under the sea and made of high-strength materials to meet the challenges of the extreme marine environment. They not only have excellent corrosion resistance and pressure resistance, but also need to have explosion-proof, fire-proof and other safety characteristics. The length of the pipeline can be customized according to actual needs, and some are as long as hundreds of kilometers. In the process of construction and maintenance, safety is always the primary consideration. In addition, the construction and operation of these pipelines are subject to strict regulatory and regulatory constraints to ensure environmental safety and a continuous supply of energy. In general, marine fuel pipelines play an indispensable role in the modern energy industry.

Specifications			Outer diameter	Working pressure		Burst pressure		Bending radius	Length	Weight
dash	inch	mm	mm	Bar	psi	Bar	psi	mm	M/roll	kg/m
-3	3/16"	4.8	10.3	35	500	140	2000	40	50-100	0.12
-4	1/4"	6.4	13.6	28	400	112	1600	45	50-100	0.13
5	5/16"	7.9	15.5	28	400	112	1600	65	50-100	0.16
-6	3/8"	9.7	17.4	28	400	112	1600	80	50-100	0.21
-8	1/2"	12.7	20.9	28	400	112	1600	100	50-100	0.27
-10	5/8"	16.0	25.4	24	350	96	1440	160	50-100	0.33

The product manufacturing meets or exceeds the requirements of SAE, DIN, GB, GOST or other industries, and has the properties of high pressure resistance, high humidity resistance, softness, high pulse pressure, no head expansion, light weight, long life, etc. The main fields and equipment involved include ships, vehicles, construction machinery, mining, agriculture, construction, environmental protection, wind power, transportation, petroleum, electric power, food, chemical industry, metallurgy, injection molding, etc...