Rubber Water Suction Assemblies - Cam

Choosing the right size of Rubberworx™ Rubber Water Suction - Cam is crucial to achieving optimal performance and avoiding damage or failure. To determine the appropriate size for your application, you need to consider factors such as flow rate, pressure rating, suction lift requirement, and hose length. Additionally, it is essential to ensure that the inner diameter of the hose matches the size of your pump's discharge port or intended fitting connection point.

No, you cannot use Rubberworx™ Premade Rubber Water Suction - Cam in food-grade applications because they are not FDA-approved materials. These hoses may contain chemicals that can contaminate food products during transfer or processing operations. If you require hoses for food-grade applications, we recommend using FDA-approved materials such as silicone or PVC hoses explicitly designed for food contact.

Rubberworx™ Premade Rubber Water Suction with aluminum cams offer several benefits that make them ideal for water suction applications in industrial settings. These benefits include excellent durability, resistance to weather and abrasion, flexibility, and ease of installation. The aluminum cam-lock fittings are also designed to provide a secure connection that ensures no leakage during operation. Furthermore, these pre-made rubber water suction hoses are ready to ship today, making them a convenient solution for emergency hose replacement or urgent needs.

Proper maintenance is crucial to ensuring optimal performance and longevity of your Rubberworx™ Premade Rubber Water Suction - Cam hoses. You should inspect your hoses regularly for signs of wear and tear, such as cracks or abrasions. If you notice any damage, replace the hose immediately to prevent leakage or failure during operation. Additionally, you should store your hoses in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight and chemicals that can degrade the material.

Rubberworx™ Premade Rubber Water Suction - Cam are not recommended for chemical transfer applications because they are not designed to withstand exposure to corrosive chemicals or fluids. Using these hoses for chemical transfer operations may result in severe damage to both the hose and the equipment being serviced. Instead, we recommend using hoses made of materials specifically designed for chemical resistance, such as PVC or Teflon-lined hoses.