INDUSTRIAL HOSE AND EXPANSION JOINTS PRODUCTS

INDUSTRIAL HOSE AND EXPANSION JOINTS PRODUCTS

Plastic Hose- is a long plastic or rubber tube that's used for moving a liquid from one place to another. You may use a hose to water your lawn, or to get gas from the pump into your car's tank. Don't use a hose to ingest liquids; use a glass instead.

Plastic Hose

Metallic Hose- Metal hoses can handle a wider range of chemicals than other hose types. A metal hose should be considered if your application exposes the hose to aggressive chemicals internally or externally. Stainless steel shows good resistance to chemicals and alloys can be used with metal hoses to make them corrosion resistant.

Metallic Hose

Camlock Coupling Fittings- are used to connect pipes for easy storage, disconnect, and easily transport materials without causing any jams. Since Camlock couplings are acid resistant, they are suitable for agricultural applications. It is used as a pipe connector on agricultural sprayers.

Camlock Coupling Fittings

Hydraulic Hose Complete with Fittings- is to allow fluid to flow from one component to another – in this case hydraulic fluid. The hose is the conduit that ensures the fluid is able to travel unimpeded and it's a vital part of keeping hydraulics systems moving.

Hydraulic Hose Complete with Fittings

Rubber Hose with Ply- is widely used in conveying systems for both pipeline and bends and in systems where a degree of natural flexibility is required. Its particular properties also make it ideal for use in systems where the material being conveyed may be friable, abrasive, or cohesive.

Rubber Hose with Ply

Rubber Expansion Joints- are used in piping installations to compensate for thermal growth, relieve piping stress during operation, and reduce vibration and noise caused by rotating equipment.

Rubber Expansion Joints

Metallic expansion Joint- have the same purpose as rubber ones, the protection of installations from vibrations and expansions. They are able to respond to more significant pressures and temperatures than rubber expansion joints.

Metallic Expansion Joint