PTFE FUEL LINES!! How do you do it??? IT'S EASY!!!

[@BEKimaging]

The tool channel is coming along nicely Bill! 😂 You need some Amazon links for the tools.

[@billmorin8110]

Yep! I'll have to get working on that. Thanks.

[@BlitzMolinFab]

Got it! It's in the description. Haaa!!

[@SCORESHOT990]

Hi Bill. Great vid!! I'm in process of making up some ptfe fuel lines for my boat. I'm using the Fragola 6000 series hose. The ptfe core tubing is impregnated with carbon, thus rendering the hose "conductive" which allows it to dissipate the static electrical charge that can buildup inside the hose. "Carbonized" ptfe is easily distinguished from standard white ptfe tubing by its very dark or black coloring. Is it necessary to use high carbon ptfe hose for fuel line...?? To tell you the truth, I am not really sure. Ive been making my own AN hose assembly's for over 40 years and I've only recently heard anything about the dangers of static electricity buildup in certain fluid transfer applications. I have googled it, and checked on some other top hose suppliers, and as far as I can tell there does seem to be something to it. I just thought it would be worth noting, especially since we're talking about a highly combustible fluid. Again, Great vid ! I subed. 👍😊

[@BlitzMolinFab]

Wow! I have never heard of this!! No idea this was even an issue. All of the hose I used is just regular old PTFE. I would think that the metal ends would act as a ground of sort. This is interesting though. I'm going to have to look into it. Again, I have never heard this was an issue. Thanks for sharing it! Thanks for the sub too brother!!