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Hot Sale Water Hose Has A Long Life

• Posted by zhangina gao February 24, 2019 Filed in Business #Hot sale water hose  416 views
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  The types of hot sale water hoses are mainly composite hoses, bellows expansion joints and metal corrugated hoses. With advances in metal press processing and the application of various structural hot water hoses, many methods have been developed to capture hot water hoses. These methods are hydroforming, mechanical forming, rubber forming, roll forming, welding forming, and electrodeposition forming. Each method has its advantages. Hydroforming can obtain composite hoses with better comprehensive performance; roll forming can produce extra large smuggled hot sale water hoses; welded forming can obtain elastic composite hoses; electrodeposition can manufacture composite hoses with small diameter and high precision .

  The life of a hot sale water hose is the short working period or number of cycles that can be guaranteed to work properly when used under working conditions. The elastic sealing system composed of composite hoses often works under the conditions of varying loads and large displacements of the cycle number, so it is important to determine the service life of the composite hose. Because of the different functions of the composite hose, the requirements for its service life are also different.

  Hot sale water hose products are tested at 1.5 times the working pressure and conductivity and elongation according to the standard before leaving the factory. The outer layer of the tube is cut and the strength layer is exposed. The compound hose manufacturer stated that the replaced pipe should be carefully inspected before reuse.

  Composite hose couplings are repairable and replaceable. Variety of products, new products are constantly being developed. As a soft connection for liquid petrochemical media transmission, it is specially designed for use in tank (tank) vehicles, tank storage areas, chemical/refineries, petrochemical ships, petrochemical terminals, etc. where it is often necessary to install, disassemble and move hoses.