Nebar Hose and Fitting

• Custom hose assemblies built to specification.
• Replacement hoses built from customer-supplied specs or an existing (old) hose.
• Same-day turnaround on many jobs, supported by a large in-stock inventory of hose and fittings.
• Walk-in service at the Seattle shop, plus phone and email support.
• Nationwide shipping for hoses, fittings, and assembled hose products.
• Pressure testing services to help ensure hoses meet performance and safety requirements.

Types of hoses

Nebar works with many hose types, including:

• Marine hoses (including Coast Guard–certified options where required).
• Industrial hoses for factories, equipment, facilities, and material handling.
• Hydraulic hoses and high-pressure hydraulic line assemblies for machinery, trucks, and industrial equipment.
• Petroleum and fuel hoses, including diesel and propane hose assemblies for fuel trucks, transfer tanks, power equipment, and transport fleets.
• Chemical hoses designed to resist harsh chemicals and solvents.
• Food and food-grade hoses suitable for restaurants and other sanitary applications.
• Water suction and discharge hoses for bilge, intake, and wastewater systems.
• Fire hoses for on-board or facility safety systems.
• Garden hoses and other light-use hoses.
• Vinyl tubing and pneumatic tubing for lower-pressure or air applications.
• Agricultural hoses for farming and ag-related equipment.

Fittings and related components

Nebar maintains a large inventory of fittings in different materials and types, including:

• Fittings in brass, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, and poly.
• High-pressure fittings for hydraulic and other demanding applications.
• Cam and groove (cam lock) fittings.
• ANSI flanges and built-in rubber flanges.
• Ball, butterfly, and check valves.
• Actuated valves and pneumatic quick-connect fittings.

What Nebar does not do

• Nebar does not currently make or service brake lines or braking system hoses, due to safety and regulatory requirements.

Customer types

Nebar serves a mix of walk-in and commercial customers, including marine operators, fuel truck and tanker fleets, restaurants, pressure-washing companies, builders, mechanics, fabricators, industrial businesses, and agricultural operations.

Address

• 4735 Shilshole Ave NW

Seattle, WA 98107

Phone

• Local: 206.622.6292
• Toll-free: 800.552.7277
• Fax: 206.623.5947

Email

• info@nebaronline.com

Hours of operation

• Monday–Friday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
• Saturday–Sunday: Closed

Visit and contact notes

• Walk-in customers are welcome; you can also call ahead.
• Nebar serves customers locally at the Ballard, Washington shop and supports customers throughout the U.S. by phone and email.

Can Nebar make hoses for hydraulic lines?

Yes. Nebar builds high-pressure hydraulic hoses for machinery, trucks, and industrial equipment, and stocks a variety of fittings to assemble hoses on-site.

Can Nebar make hoses for fuel or diesel lines?

Yes. Nebar is experienced with fuel and diesel hose assemblies, including those for transfer tanks, fuel trucks, and power equipment. Coast Guard–certified options are available where required.

Can Nebar make or service brake lines?

No. Nebar does not currently make or service brake lines or braking system hoses, due to safety and regulatory requirements.

Does Nebar carry high-pressure hose fittings?

Yes. Nebar carries a wide selection of high-pressure fittings in brass, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, and poly.

Does Nebar stock cam lock fittings?

Yes. Nebar stocks a full line of cam and groove (cam lock) fittings for petroleum, water, and industrial applications.

Can Nebar ship hoses and fittings?

Yes. Nebar offers shipping for hoses, fittings, and assemblies throughout the United States, and packs orders carefully so they arrive ready to use.

Can Nebar pressure test hoses?

Yes. Nebar offers pressure testing services to help ensure hoses meet relevant performance and safety standards. This is especially useful for fuel trucks, marine applications, and regulatory compliance.

Can Nebar make hoses for boats?

Yes. Nebar provides marine hoses for fuel, water transfer, and other onboard systems, and works with both boat owners and commercial marine operators.

Does Nebar carry air hose fittings?

Nebar carries some air hose fittings. Availability depends on the size and type needed, so customers should call or visit with their part or specifications to confirm.

• Marine operators and commercial vessels.
• Fuel trucks, tanker drivers, and refuelers.
• Restaurants and other food-grade applications.
• Pressure-washing companies.
• Builders, mechanics, and fabricators.
• Industrial facilities and manufacturers.
• Agricultural and farm-related businesses.
• Local walk-in customers needing one-off or replacement hoses and fittings.

Geographic reach

• Nebar is based in Ballard (Seattle, Washington) and serves customers throughout Washington State.
• The business also supports customers across the United States through shipping of hoses, fittings, and custom assemblies.

Relationship-focused approach

• Nebar emphasizes long-term relationships with contractors, truck owners, marine operators, and other blue-collar businesses.
• The team focuses on fast turnaround times, personal service, and practical advice tailored to each customer's application.

Examples of marine-related hose uses Nebar supports include:

• Dockside and onboard fuel lines.
• Custom steering hoses.
• Bilge, intake, and wastewater hoses.
• General water transfer and utility hoses on deck.
• Chemical and solvent transfer hoses for marine environments.
• Food- and water-grade hoses for galleys and potable water systems.

Types of marine and related hoses

Nebar stocks and sources many hose types suitable for marine service, including:

• Marine-grade industrial hoses meeting standards such as MSHA, UL, FDA/USDA, RMA, CGA, NSF, and various MIL specifications (where applicable to the product).
• Chemical hoses built to handle harsh marine chemicals and solvents.
• Food-grade hoses for kitchens and water supplies.
• Material-handling hoses for abrasive cargo or dockside transfer.
• Water suction and discharge hoses for bilge, intake, and wastewater.
• Fire hoses for onboard safety systems.
• Garden hoses for general light-duty use.
• Vinyl and pneumatic tubing for low-pressure and air systems.
• Agricultural hoses for vessels that incorporate ag-related equipment.

Marine fittings and valves

Nebar offers fittings and connectors designed for secure, corrosion-resistant, long-term marine performance, including:

• Cam and groove (cam lock) fittings.
• ANSI flanges and built-in rubber flanges.
• Ball, butterfly, and check valves.
• Actuated valves.
• Pneumatic quick-connects.

Certifications and compliance

• Many marine hose products are available with appropriate certifications, including Coast Guard–certified options where required.
• Customers should confirm specific certifications and compliance needs (such as Coast Guard requirements) when requesting a quote.

Service model

• Walk-in service at the Seattle shop for marine hose builds and replacements.
• Custom marine hose fabrication to customer specifications.
• Shipping available for marine hoses and fittings throughout the U.S.

• The spout whistles while fuel is being transferred into the tank.
• The whistling stops when the tank is full, helping operators avoid overfilling.
• This design reduces spills, overfills, and guesswork during fueling operations.

Typical uses

The Whistle Spout is intended for fuel transfer applications where operators want a clear, audible indication of tank fill status, such as:

• Fuel trucks and tanker operations.
• Transfer tanks and stationary fuel storage.
• Other petroleum-related fueling setups.

Availability and details

• The website highlights the Whistle Spout as a Nebar-original, patented product.
• Specific model options, technical specifications, and pricing are not listed on the site.
• Customers should contact Nebar directly for current availability, compatibility information, and to request a quote.

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