| GATES 28225 Specifications |
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| Centerline Length (Feet) | 3 | | Centerline Length (IN) | 36 | | Centerline Length (MM) | 914 | | Construction | Premium 4-Ply Polyester-Reinforced | | End 1 Inside Diameter (IN) | 1 | | End 1 Inside Diameter (MM) | 25 | | End 2 Inside Diameter (IN) | 1 | | End 2 Inside Diameter (MM) | 25 | | Material | Silicone | | Molded | No | | Working Temperature Range | -65 Deg. F to +500 Deg. F (-54 Deg. C to +260 Deg. C) |
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| Severe Service (Silicone) Series; 1" I.D. |
Newer heavy-duty engines with advanced emissions systems (from 2007 to current model year) produce higher under-hood temperatures, requiring the use of silicone coolant hose. In these new low engine-air-flow and high-heat conditions, Gates Silicone Coolant Hose is the perfect product. Gates now offers high-quality 4-ply silicone coolant hose for high-heat (up to 500 deg F) performance in these demanding conditions. - Available in 36" straight sections, 45 degree and 90 degree elbows.
- Premium 4-ply construction.
- High heat resistance material meets or exceeds OE specifications.
- Industry standard blue cover for easy identification.
- Used when hose routing passes near turbo or hot side of the charged air system.
Keep your fleet moving by reducing down time and lowering cost-per-mile.
 Cooling System Hose Standards
| SAE |
- SAE 20R1: Heavy duty service; standard wall or heavy wall
- SAE 20R2: Heavy duty service with embedded wire for kink and vacuum resistance
- SAE 20R3: Normal service heater hose (ID under 1 inch)
- SAE 20R4: Normal service radiator hose (larger IDs)
- SAE 20R5: Normal service with embedded wire for high flexibility and vacuum resistance
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| CLASS |
- Class A: High temperature resistant (e.g. silicone)
- Class B: High oil resistant (e.g. nitrile)
- Class C: Medium oil resistant (e.g. neoprene)
- Class D-1: Low oil resistant; improved service (e.g. EPDM)
- Class D-2: Low oil resistant; standard service
- Class D-3: Low oil resistant; high temperature resistant (e.g. p-EPDM)
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EC suffix: Electrochemically resistant rubber;
HT suffix: High temperature resistant rubber (>125°C)
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