Steps to use a hose clamp
Selecting the right pneumatic hose is essential to ensure the proper functioning of your pneumatic system. Here are some key factors and steps to help you choose the right pneumatic hose for your specific application:
Determine the working pressure
Understand the maximum working pressure required for your system and select a hose rated higher than this value. Typically, the burst pressure of the hose should be at least three to four times the max working pressure.
Media compatibility
Make sure the selected hose material is compatible with the gas or liquid (such as compressed air, water, oil, etc.) to be transported. For example, some hoses may not be suitable for conveying corrosive or special chemicals.
Appropriate size
Select the appropriate inner diameter based on the flow requirements. Too small an inner diameter will increase pressure drop and affect efficiency. Too large an inner diameter may result in higher costs and inconvenience in installation. At the same time, the outer diameter also needs to be considered to ensure that the hose can adapt to existing fittings and accessories.
Environmental conditions
Consider the ambient temperature range in which the hose will operate and select a material that can work stably within this range. If there are UV rays, ozone or other harmful factors in the environment, select a hose with corresponding resistance.
Flexibility and bend radius
For hoses that need to be moved frequently or used in confined spaces, choose products with good flexibility and a small bend radius. Too small a bend radius may cause internal damage to the hose or shorten its life.
Abrasion resistance and kink resistance
In environments with high wear or easy to be squeezed, choose hoses with strong abrasion resistance. Hoses with good kink resistance can avoid flow obstruction caused by twisting.
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