Composite Hose is an industrial hose made from multiple layers of materials, reinforced with inner and outer spiral wires. This construction provides flexibility while maintaining the strength required for suction and fluid transfer applications.
One of its key advantages is that the hose construction can be selected to suit different media, including petroleum products, hydrocarbons, acids, alkalis, and various chemicals.
How Do You Choose the Right Composite Hose?
The first thing to consider is what fluid will be transferred. Different fluids have different chemical properties and levels of corrosiveness. Temperature, pressure, and operating environment should also be considered.
For example, petroleum applications require hoses designed for Petroleum & Hydrocarbon Transfer, while acids, alkalis, and chemicals require hoses designed for Chemical Transfer with suitable material compatibility.
Why Is Choosing the Right Type Important?
Composite hoses may look similar from the outside, but their internal materials and construction can be different. Selecting the correct hose for the fluid and operating conditions helps ensure reliable performance and safer operation.
Before choosing a hose, don’t look only at its size or appearance — start by asking: “What fluid will this hose transfer?”