What is ContiTech hose used for?

For the transfer of a variety of current industrial chemicals used today. (Refer to Continental ContiTech Chemical Resistance Guide for compatibility.) For use in pressure, gravity flow and/ or suction service. Hose may be cleaned using open-end steam up to 50 psi or in a bath containing 10% sodium hydroxide (NaOH), up to 212°F (100°C).

What is a chemical-resistant hose?

This chemical-resistant hose is constructed using a hot-vulcanisation process and is available as a suction-delivery or delivery-only design. The inbuilt end connection options include fixed or swivel flanges, with swivel flanges available in a range of materials including super duplex, stainless steel or our standard carbon steel offering.

What is a phthalate free hose?

Flexible hose for chemicals and solvents, with FEP tube and phthalates free. EN 12115:21. Tube: USP Class VI. Phthalates free. FDA tit.21 item 177.1550 foods. hardwall hose with FEP tube (polymer of tetrafluoroethylene and hexafluoropropylene), suitable to convey almost all chemical products, as found in the IVG chemical resistance chart.

What is a Linatex hose used for?

Linatex® chemical-resistant rubber hoses are designed for applications involving the pumping and transfer of abrasive and corrosive acids/chemicals. Their unique properties make them the best chemical hose for acid or alkaline leach circuits, effluent plants, fertiliser plants and pulp and paper plants.

How long is a hose?

Hose lengths range up to 15m (50ft), however product specifications are subject to regional variations. Suitable for up to 5000kPa working pressure depending on hose internal diameter (ID) and overall length.

Why should you choose a chemical-resistant hose?

This ensures that our chemical hoses deliver improved performance and reliability when handling aggressive fluids. This chemical-resistant hose is constructed using a hot-vulcanisation process and is available as a suction-delivery or delivery-only design.