Rubber hoses are prized for their unmatched durability, flexibility, and resilience. These versatile tubes find extensive use in both domestic and industrial settings. Rubber variants offer remarkable wear resistance, impact tolerance, and tensile strength, making them ideal for demanding conditions. Widely applicable in the food industry and agricultural sector.
Adhering to your unique specifications, we meticulously craft hoses to your requested length, augmented with compatible fittings.
Prior to dispatch, each assembled hose undergoes a rigorous pressure test at 1.5 times the expected system operating pressure.
For enhanced traceability and documentation, we offer personalized hose marking upon request.
Leverage our vast expertise to identify the optimal hose tailored to your unique requirements and conditions.
However, as flexible and durable as they are, certain materials and impacts can significantly shorten the life of a rubber hose. Therefore, the following recommendations outline key considerations and precautions for industrial rubber hose storage.
For chemical transfers, special hoses are required that have appropriate resistance to extreme conditions. In selecting them, one must take into account compatibility with the transferred chemical, temperature, pressure, and other factors. In this article, we introduce the common types of hoses used in the chemical industry!
Natural rubber (NR) hoses are, as their name suggests, made of rubber material obtained from the natural latex sap of rubber trees. When we examine a natural rubber sample, approximately 94% of it is made up of polyisoprene, while the remaining few percent is made up of natural resin, protein, and small amounts of water and ash. The combination of resin, protein and polyisoprene with a high cis content gives the unique properties of natural rubber hoses, which are used in many industries, because they have a high resistance to inorganic chemicals.
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