Technical hoses

Technical Hoses – Versatile Solutions for Home and Professional Use

Technical hoses are essential for transporting liquids, air, and various substances in a wide range of applications — from gardening and agriculture to industrial systems. Manufactured from PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride), these hoses are known for their durability, flexibility, long lifespan, and lightweight design, making them easy to install and maintain.

Where Are Technical Hoses Used?

Garden irrigation systems
Industrial and mechanical equipment
Compressor and pneumatic systems
Water supply and drainage installations
Transporting chemicals and oils (based on chemical resistance)

Key Technical Specifications

1. Maximum Working Pressure

Technical hoses are available in various pressure ratings, including:

2 bar, 5–15 bar, 6–18 bar, 7–21 bar
8 bar, 18 bar, 20 bar, 21 bar, 24 bar, 36 bar, up to 60 bar

The higher the working pressure, the more demanding tasks the hose can safely withstand without bursting or damage.

2. Operating Temperature Range

Select hoses with temperature resistance of up to 50°C or 60°C, depending on whether your system involves hot fluids or operates in high ambient temperatures.

3. Material – PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride)

Remains flexible even in low temperatures
Highly resistant to UV rays and many common chemicals
Low maintenance – easy to clean and disinfect

Practical Tips for Hose Selection

Always confirm pressure and temperature compatibility before purchasing
Inspect hoses regularly for signs of wear, especially in high-pressure or high-frequency applications
Use transparent or color-coded hoses to identify contents and avoid cross-contamination easily

Interesting Facts About PVC Hoses

PVC hoses can last up to 10 years when used according to their technical specifications
Many models are reinforced with internal mesh or fiber for extra burst resistance
PVC becomes softer in heat and harder in cold — always choose based on your operating environment
High-pressure PVC hoses are commonly used in car washes, industrial systems, and food processing (with proper certification)