Hose

HOSE is a flexible device made of materials such as rubber, plastic, or other materials that are used to convey liquids from one place to another. Hoses are often used in a variety of contexts, including for the delivery of water, chemicals, oil, air, gas, and more.

Hoses generally consist of an inner layer which is in direct contact with fluids, a reinforcing layer which provides structural strength, and an outer layer which protects the hose from mechanical damage and environmental elements. Hoses can come in a variety of sizes, lengths and designs to suit the needs of the application.

In addition, hoses can also be equipped with connectors or fittings at the ends, which allow the hose to be connected securely and airtightly to equipment or fluid sources. These fittings can be threaded connectors, clips, couplings, or other types depending on the type of hose and the application used.

Hoses are used in various industries such as the automotive industry, shipping industry, agriculture, chemical industry, construction, and many more. Hose reliability and safety is critical in applications where fluid flow must be properly maintained to prevent leaks or accidents.