Industrial rubber hoses share a similar temperature range with thermoplastic industrial hoses. That’s just one of their advantages. Rubber hoses resist crushing, so they won’t suffer permanent damage. Additionally, you don’t need special tools to assemble them. What’s more, flexible rubber industrial hoses can be made in large diameters—like 6 inches or 10 inches. This…
Keeping your air brake hoses in good shape is easy with these steps. Follow them to avoid costly repairs and stay safe: Inspect hoses regularly Every time you service your vehicle, check each air brake hose for cracks, leaks, or brittleness. Look at connections too—tighten any loose fittings. If you spot a small crack, replace…
Understanding why air brake hoses fail helps you prevent issues before they start. Here are the top causes: Poor maintenance habits Skipping regular air brake hose checks is the biggest cause of damage. If you don’t inspect hoses for cracks, leaks, or wear, small problems will turn into big ones. Most experts recommend checking air…