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Rubber hosing

Rubber hosing

Rubber hosing is a pipe that is designed to transfer water. This cylindrical tube is used to transport water from one place to another, protecting it from external influences. Also in addition to this role, it can be used to transfer gases through the aquatic environment. Preservation of the contents in the pipe is its primary function. It is used for various industrial jobs, and it is necessary for plumbing.

Rubber hosing has today become a tool without which one cannot imagine doing business. Due to its high flexibility and adaptability, its use is many roads in large industries when transporting pipes etc. Whether we use it in the workshop or the construction industry, its protective role immediately comes to the fore. In fact, due to the material from which it is made, rubber hosing is very resistant to all conditions, easily adaptable and durable. You probably thought, aren’t metal hosing better than rubber ones? It is clear that you think something like this because of the hardness of the material of the hoses themselves, but rubber hosing boasts erosive resistance to abrasion as well as to the decomposition of particles that hit the surface. It is in its material lies its greatest advantage.

In order to best serve the purpose, the rubber hosing design is very detailed and advanced. It consists of three layers: synthetic rubber, a layer of linen or spiral cotton or synthetic fibers and an outer cover. The inner layer protects against possible liquid attack through the pipe while the outer layer protects against external influences. It is very important to make the right measure of rubber hosing to make its usefulness as good as possible. Its size is not so hard to take, so without well-defined rubber hosing measures, don’t get involved in any business.

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.

Dimension guide
Tube cross section — Outside Diameter and Inside Diameter
Profile reference. Use the dimension letters and units in the selected table and confirm the part drawing.
Product appearance
Rubber Hose — product view
Illustrative product appearance. Refer to the selected row and part drawing for dimensions.
Part No.Inside DiameterOutside Diameter
RL5-16516
RL7-16716
RL3-19319
RL5-19519
RL7-19719
RL3-25325
RL5-25525
RL7-25725
RL3-32332
RL5-32532
RL7-32732
RL3-38338
RL5-38538
RL7-38738
RL3-45345

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Product specifications

Product form
Hollow elastomer tubing for a fitted line or sleeve
Application focus
Industrial fluid lines and plumbing connections. Size the part against the selected assembly.
Dimensions to confirm
Inside diameter, outside diameter, wall thickness and cut length. Match these to industrial fluid lines and plumbing connections.
Contact conditions
Water and other gases: define concentration, temperature and contact time, then check compatibility with the chosen compound.
Exposure to evaluate
Rubbing or abrasion. Validate the selected material under the combined conditions.
Line layout
Check bend radius, unsupported spans and clearance at both connections.

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