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Smooth Bore Dock 300
Smooth Bore Dock 300 is for the transfer of petroleum-based products between docks and ships under all types of service conditions. It is available in a number of tube compounds to tailor the fluid handling capabilities to a wide variety of petroleum and chemical compositions.
Categories: Dock Hoses, Hoses
Tags: barges, discharge applications, docks, hose, petroleum
Brand Contitech
Description
Application Smooth Bore Dock 300 is for the transfer of petroleum-based products between docks and ships under all types of service conditions. It is available in a number of tube compounds to tailor the fluid handling capabilities to a wide variety of petroleum and chemical compositions.
ConstructionÂ
- Tube Nitrile synthetic rubber for up to 50% aromatics; also available with a Flosyn® tube for up to 100% aromatics
- Cover Black Wingprene® synthetic rubber
- Reinforcement Spiral wire helix between plies of synthetic fabric
Temperature Range -25˚F to 200˚F (-32˚C to 93˚C)
Packaging Chloroplast heavy-duty packaging
Branding (Spiral) (example)Â Continental ContiTech SB Dock 300 psi WP
Couplings Coupled with standard built-in steel nipple/150#RFSO flanges. Available in other bolt hole patterns, materials and floating flanges upon request. Swage nipples are offered up to 10″. Hose assembly is electrically continuous unless otherwise specified by customer.
Non-Stock/Sizes Custom lengths available, contact customer service.
Order Codes
- 541-580 (nitrile tube)
- 541-584 (Flosyn® tube)

Hose design ratio (burst pressure) 4:1.
Note: Factory-coupled hose manufactured according to the code of Federal Regulations Standard 33 CFR 154.500 and 33 CFR 156.170.














































































































