Industrial Hoses

Industrial hoses for air, water, food, oil, chemical, steam and abrasive applications. Own-brand Indus rubber and PVC lines alongside engineered metallic and PTFE hose assemblies.

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Braid Configuration: Double Braid Braid Configuration: Single Braid Max Operating Temperature: 1093 Max Operating Temperature: 200 Max Operating Temperature: 250 Max Operating Temperature: 815 Clear all

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IH-MH-SENIOR-FLEX-TSJ-CHEMICAL

Senior Flexonics Steam-Jacketed Chemical Process Hose

Senior Flexonics200 °CAnnular Corrugated

IH-MH-THORBURN-SURETEMP-EX-2IN

Thorburn Sure-Temp Hazardous-Area Electrically-Heated Hose, 2 in (Ex-rated)

Thorburn FlexAnnular CorrugatedElectrically-Heated Assembly

IH-MH-THORBURN-TSJ-3IN-MOLTEN

Thorburn TSJ Steam-Jacketed Hose, 3 in — Molten Service

Thorburn FlexDN 75 (3") inner, DN 125 (5") outer-50 °C

IH-MH-THORBURN-SURETEMP-1IN

Thorburn Sure-Temp Electrically-Heated Metallic Hose, 1 in

Thorburn FlexDN 25 (1")0 °C

IH-MH-SENIOR-FLEX-BARTLETT-FIRESAFE

Senior Flexonics Bartlett Fire-Safe Hose Assembly

Senior FlexonicsDN 13 (1/2") to DN 100 (4")Annular Corrugated

IH-MH-THORBURN-B96Z-BRONZE

Thorburn B96Z — Bronze Annular, Double Bronze Braid

Thorburn FlexAnnular Corrugated-200 °C

IH-MH-WITZENMANN-INCONEL

Witzenmann Inconel 625 Annular Hose (HYDRA Series)

WitzenmannSingle BraidDN 6 (1/4") to DN 200 (8")

IH-MH-THORBURN-B96-BRONZE

Thorburn B96 — Bronze Annular, Single Bronze Braid

Thorburn FlexDN 6 (1/4") to DN 200 (8")Bronze

IH-MH-THORBURN-I96-INCONEL

Thorburn I96 — Inconel 625 Annular, Single Inconel Braid

Thorburn FlexDN 6 (1/4") to DN 250 (10")-200 °C

IH-MH-THORBURN-I96Z-INCONEL

Thorburn I96Z — Inconel 625 Annular, Double Inconel Braid

Thorburn FlexAnnular CorrugatedDN 6 (1/4") to DN 200 (8")

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Industrial hose is not hydraulic hose: selecting on the medium, not the pressure

Hydraulic hose is chosen on pressure. Industrial hose is chosen on what is going through it, at what temperature, and whether it has to suck as well as blow.

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