Composite Petroleum Transfer Hoses

Like any other piece of equipment used in industrial settings, proper maintenance is crucial for prolonging the lifespan of your Rubberworx™ Composite Petroleum Transfer hose. Avoid kinking or crushing the hose during use as this can cause damage to it which may lead to leakage. Also, ensure that you only use your rubber worX™ petroleum transfer hose for its intended purpose and avoid using it for transferring other types of liquids. Regular cleaning of the hose after use will help remove any debris or residue that could potentially cause internal damage leading to leakage.

To choose the correct size of a petroleum transfer hose that works best based on industrial applications and systems require an understanding of the flow rate (GPM) through it as well as the pressure required, hose ID, and appropriate fittings for the desired flow. Contact one of our Rubberworx™ experts to help guide your selection based on specifications such as chemical compatibility, temperature environment requirements.

The Rubberworx™ Composite Petroleum Transfer hoses are designed to offer unparalleled performance for the most demanding industrial applications. These hoses feature a composite construction that includes polypropylene, polyethylene, and nylon materials that provide excellent resistance to abrasion, corrosion, and harsh chemicals. The hose is lightweight, yet durable and flexible enough to handle the most rigorous requirements for weight, durability, or flexibility. Additionally, these hoses come with crimped-on carbon steel or stainless-steel fittings which provides an easy installation process.

Rubberworx™ offers a wide range of composite petroleum transfer hoses designed to meet various pressure rating needs based on application demand. All our composite petroleum transfer products have a working pressure range from low 150 PSI up to 250 PSI at ambient temperature depending on the specific product selected.

Regular maintenance is crucial for ensuring long haul performance of your transfer hose. Although there are no specific timelines for replacing petroleum transfer hoses once they start showing signs of deformation or wear and tear that can result in a leak, it is time to replace it before any more significant damage occurs. Look out for bulges in the hose, cracked or worn fittings, or even leaks which could indicate an issue with your hose's integrity. If you notice any of these signs, contact us so we can help determine the best course of action that keeps your operations running safely while not impacting productivity.