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(Click to Expand)Jason Industrial carries a full line of rubber and thermoplastic industrial hoses, couplings and accessories for a wide range of industries and applications. Our primary hose distribution center is based in Carol Stream, Illinois. Additional United States distribution centers are located in California, Florida, New Jersey, Oregon and Texas in order to provide inventory to our customers as quickly as possible. Additional distribution centers are located throughout the Americas and can be found on our about us page
Types of Industrial Hoses
Industrial hoses are generally categorized by the types of materials that they transport. The most common types of industrial hoses include:
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Air hoses
Most common air hoses are designed for air, water, and certain mild chemicals and handle pressures up to 300 PSI. Though they aren’t used to transport volatile materials, air hoses are still made of durable rubbers such as PVC blends or EPDM. As such, they offer reliable performance and a long service life with most common environments and use. Some larger air hoses are found in applications (such as rock drills) up to 600 psi.
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Chemical hoses
For transporting harsher chemicals to or within plants, chemical hoses are reinforced with synthetic material lining and layers of reinforcement including a steel wire helix for proper function and maximum corrosion resistance. Chemical hoses are typically made from a polyethylene base due to its resistance to most common chemical materials. The primary tube materials used are ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) or cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE).
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Food and beverage hoses
Food and beverage hoses meet all appropriate and applicable FDA, USDA, and 3-A sanitary requirements for certification and is for deigned for safe and compliant operation. They are used for transport of food or beverage products, as well as food packaging, and visual flow applications.
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Material handling hoses
Using extremely durable tubes, material handling hoses are used to move highly abrasive materials such as rock, gravel, sand, or fly ash. The interiors are lined with polyurethane or highly abrasion resistant rubber to reduce abrasion damage. Special versions of material handling hoses are available for shot blast recovery, spill recovery, and other heavy-duty applications.
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Petroleum and oilfield hoses
Oil and petroleum facilities—such as drilling, production, refinery, and delivery sites—regularly transport materials, such as fracking slurries, petroleum, oil, and more. Specialized oil and petroleum hoses withstand exposure to these chemicals and weather other common hazards and temperature fluctuations found in the oil and gas sector.
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Mine spray hoses
As their name suggests, spray hoses are used for underground water spray operations. Mine spray hoses offer excellent temperature and abrasion resistance for effective use in mining dust control. These hoses may also be used in a wide range of water washdown applications.
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Steam hoses
Steam hoses facilitate safe steam conveyance in a wide range of industries, including lumber, chemical processing, and material handling, among others. Steam hoses are pin-pricked to facilitate proper venting, which reduces the risk of cover separation or blistering from steam permeation.
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Water hoses
Water hoses are some of the most versatile industrial hoses, with options for hot and cold fluid transfer and high- and low-pressure applications. Durable industrial water hoses may be used for irrigation, agriculture, equipment cleaning, waste processing, and many other applications.