Rubber hose pipes are flexible tubes made of natural or synthetic rubber. Depending on their use and design, rubber hose pipes can have different levels of strength, pressure resistance, chemical resistance, and wear resistance. They are versatile and high-performance tubing. This article will introduce the types and applications of rubber hose pipes to help you gain a comprehensive understanding of them.
General rubber hose pipes
Made from natural or synthetic rubber, mainly used for transporting water, oil, gas, emulsions, and other media.
Oil-resistant rubber hose pipes
Possess certain oil resistance compared to general rubber hose pipes, and can transport various liquid and gas media in mechanical equipment.
Acid and alkali-resistant rubber hose pipes
Have excellent resistance to acids and alkalis, suitable for transporting various strong acids, strong alkalis, and saline media.
High-temperature-resistant rubber hose pipes
Exhibit excellent high-temperature resistance, capable of transporting various media in high-temperature environments.
Vibrating transport hoses
Suitable for transporting particulate and powdery media such as fly ash, cement, and coal powder, and has good wear resistance and pressure resistance.
Rubber hose pipes come in various types and can work in different temperatures and environments. Rubber pipe hoses are highly adaptable and can effectively prevent the leakage of water, gas, and other substances. Therefore, their applications are extensive, mainly covering the following six fields:
Industrial sector
Rubber hose pipes are often used for transporting various liquids or gases, such as petroleum, natural gas, water, and steam in chemical, power, steel, and paper industries.
Agricultural sector
Rubber hose pipes are commonly used for irrigation in fields, spraying fertilizers and pesticides, and for crop field management equipment.
Construction sector
Rubber hose pipes are frequently used in construction sites' drainage systems, for draining water, pumping concrete, and transporting construction materials.
Vehicle sector
Rubber hose pipes are often used as oil pipes, water pipes, and brake pipes in vehicles such as cars, trucks, and motorcycles.
Chemical industry
Due to their chemical-resistant properties, rubber hose pipes are suitable for use in pipelines that transport harmful chemicals, rubber hose pipes inside chemical reactors, and connection tubes for laboratory instruments and equipment.
Civil sector
Rubber hose pipes are often used as exhaust pipes for vacuum cleaners, floor cleaning equipment, and can also be used in household water supply pipes, gas pipes, and wastewater pipes.
In summary, rubber hose pipes are tubular materials capable of withstanding certain pressures and temperatures. Compared to other piping materials, rubber hose pipes have more stable physical and chemical properties, especially their high-temperature resistance, chemical corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and anti-vibration characteristics. They are also convenient, environmentally friendly, efficient, and economical piping materials.
