Pressure rubber tubing

Pressure rubber tubing consists of high-pressure hoses specially designed for high-pressure use-case scenarios. These products are one of the most popular ones, in various industries, because they are built tough, and they are built to last. Pressure rubber tubing is probably one of the most important parts of a modern piece of machinery when we talk about hydraulic systems, and industries that rely on machinery like that. These tubes are being used for all hydraulic systems, whether it be emulsions, oils, fats, or other liquids being delivered, transported, or supplied under high pressure.

What makes pressure rubber tubing special is that they are made from different materials utilizing different build and engineering technologies, depending on the designed application for the tube being manufactured. Once you take into account the level of applied pressure, weather and temperature conditions, and the liquids being transported, it is easy to realize why there are several different types of these tubes. For instance, steel wire reinforced pressure rubber tubing is made from high-quality, durable synthetic rubber and some kind of steel wire of fibre for reinforcement. How it’s usually done is we have an inner and outer layer made out of rubber, with steel wire reinforcements right in the middle. Tubing like this can withstand a lot of pressure and wear and tear, making it more than suitable for a wide range of applications.

Aside from being resilient to high pressure, pressure rubber tubing is also very resistant to tears and breaks, abrasion, corrosion, high and low temperatures, ageing, weather, moisture, dust, and a whole myriad of other things commonly found in an industrial setting. Additionally, as any other tubing, pressure rubber tubing is also available in plethora of sizes, although because of their primary use, you will rarely find tubing like this with a small inner diameter.