Chemical product hose UTL, UTS, UTD
for crude oilEPDMpolyethylene (PE)

chemical product hose
chemical product hose
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Characteristics

Use
for chemical products, for crude oil
Material
EPDM, polyethylene (PE)
Applications
for chemical applications, transfer, for petrochemical applications, for tanker trucks, dispensing
Other characteristics
flexible, abrasion-resistant, weather-resistant, oil-resistant, chemical-resistant, with smooth inner surface, electrically-conductive, UPE inner liner

Description

Application: Pressure hose for discharge in wet and dry hose usage. Also suitable as reel hose provided the inner pressure reaches min. 0,5 bar to avoid kinking. Blue-white-blue universal tank hoses for almost all liquid and pasty chemical and petroleum based products and solvents. Temperature range -40° up to +100°C depending on medium. Steaming out for cleaning and sterilisation permissable up to 130°C for max. 30 minutes (open ends). Meets EN 12115, Ω /T. Lining : Ultra high molecular polyethylene UPE, white, with conductive OHM spiral stripe, smooth bore, abrasion resistant, no discoloration, el. conductive Reinforcement : Thermoplast braids Type UTS additionally with galvanised steel helix Cover : EPDM, black, el. conductive, resistant against weather and ageing, flame resistant Application: Suction and discharge hose for IBC's and barrels, rail tankers, tankers and fxed installations. The strong steel helix ensures that the hose maintains its shape during suction and gravity operations. Lining : Ultra high molecular polyethylene UPE, white, with spiral conductive stripe, smooth bore, abrasion resistant, no discoloration, el. conductive Reinforcement : Thermoplast braids, galvanised double steel helix Cover : EPDM, black, smooth surface with corruations, el. conductive, resistant against weather and ageing, flame resistant
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