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Everything You Need to Know About Industrial Hoses

Everything You Need to Know About Industrial Hoses

Everything You Need to Know About Industrial Hoses Everything You Need to Know About Industrial Hoses

How well do you know your industrial hoses?

Knowing how to choose a hose that best suits the needs of your application can lead to safer, more efficient system operation. Your ability to distinguish between material types, cores, end connections, and other variable hose characteristics can help you make the right selection.

Do you have questions about hose selection? We have answers. Below, you will find a handy directory of Swagelok Reference Point blog posts about hoses, their characteristics, applications, and much more.

Industrial Hose Replacement: Core Tube Material Considerations

Industrial Hose Replacement: Core Tube Material Considerations

When selecting an industrial hose, the first place to start is the core tube—the hose’s innermost layer. Learn how to select the ideal hose for your application with information on core tube materials and wall construction from Swagelok specialists.



Reviewing Flexible Hose End Connection Types & Use Cases

Reviewing Flexible Hose End Connection Types & Use Cases

Learn the types of tubing or flexible hose end connections that are most commonly used across industries, from pharmaceutical to semiconductor, and how to assess and select products best suited for your specific application.

ow an Industrial Hose Maintenance Plan Could Save Your Plant Thousands

How an Industrial Hose Maintenance Plan Could Save Your Plant Thousands

Knowing the proper time to replace your industrial hoses can save your plant thousands in maintenance costs. Learn how to evaluate your systems and develop a preventive maintenance plan to manage the health of your hoses.

How to Choose the Right Hose Reinforcement

How to Select the Right Hose Reinforcement

Industrial hoses typically contain critical reinforcement layers that contribute to longevity and performance. Learn about different reinforcement layer types and which is best suited for different fluid system applications.

3 Steps to Improve Industrial Hose Safety

3 Steps to Improve Hose Safety & Lower Plant Costs

Industrial hose safety is often deprioritized during regular plant maintenance. It is important hoses receive the attention they deserve—leaks and wear can put your facility at risk. Learn tips to avoid dangerous situations while lowering plant costs.

Tagging system for industrial hoses and valves

How to Improve Your Maintenance Program with Valve and Hose Tags

Hear from two Swagelok specialists how a robust tagging system for hoses and valves throughout your industrial fluid systems can help you simplify maintenance and minimize system downtime.

How to choose an industrial hose for tire curing presses

Optimizing Hose Selection for Tire Curing Presses

Find out how Swagelok can help tire manufacturers optimize hose selection for curing presses, driving greater productivity and safety while minimizing downtime.

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