Large diameter high pressure rubber tubing
Large diameter high pressure rubber tubing must be selected as a complete hose assembly, including its reinforcement and end fittings. Bore size sets one part of the flow path; it does not establish the working pressure. Match the hose construction to the conveyed medium, temperature and expected pressure changes.
Pressure delivery and suction are different duties. A hose intended to contain internal pressure may need a different construction to resist collapse under vacuum. Define both conditions if the line experiences them, and use the rating of the selected assembly rather than inferring capability from a thick rubber wall.
Specify bend radius, support spacing and the available connection geometry for the installation. Reinforcement is part of a defined hose design, not a general guarantee against chemical attack or abrasion. Assess the inner tube, outer cover and fittings for their respective exposures, and keep inspection access along the route.
Rubber Hose Size Catalog
Compare tube bore, outside diameter and available wall thickness. Confirm material compatibility and operating requirements for the selected hose.
Rubber Hose
Compare Inside Diameter and Outside Diameter in mm. The cross-section drawing identifies the bore and outside diameter; confirm the selected tube material and service requirements.
Fluororubber Hose
Compare Inside Diameter and Outside Diameter in mm. The cross-section drawing identifies the bore and outside diameter; confirm the selected tube material and service requirements.
Colourful rubber high pressure hose
Compare Inside Diameter and Outside Diameter in mm, together with the listed Thickness and Colour. The cross-section drawing identifies the bore and outside diameter; confirm the selected tube material and service requirements.
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Discuss Your RequirementsProduct specifications
- Product form
- Large-bore pressure hose assembly with specified reinforcement and fittings.
- Pressure duty
- Use the selected assembly rating for the medium, temperature and pressure changes.
- Suction duty
- Assess resistance to vacuum collapse separately from internal-pressure capacity.
- Layout
- Define bore, bend radius, support spacing and connection geometry.
- Material exposure
- Evaluate inner tube, cover and fittings for their respective chemical and mechanical conditions.
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