Faqs

A10: Regularly inspect linings for wear, maintain proper cleaning, and follow industry standards for application and maintenance to extend the lifespan.

A9: Consider the system’s pressure and flow requirements, compatibility with existing components, and compliance with ISO standards.

A8: Conduct hydrostatic pressure tests and inspect all connections and hoses for leaks. Use appropriate leak detection tools and methods.

A7: Route hoses away from sharp edges and moving parts. Use clamps to secure hoses and allow for natural flexing to reduce abrasion.

A6: Minor damages can sometimes be repaired, but it is generally safer to replace damaged hoses to ensure system integrity and safety.

A5: Thoroughly clean and prime surfaces before application. Use the recommended adhesives and follow curing processes to ensure strong adhesion.

A4: Ensure all components are securely mounted and properly aligned. Use appropriate safety gear, follow ISO 4413 guidelines, and conduct pressure tests to identify leaks.

A3: Regular inspections should be conducted at least annually. Replace hoses showing signs of wear, damage, or degradation to prevent failures.

A2: The minimum bend radius varies depending on the hose type and size. Refer to the manufacturer’s specifications and ISO 18752 for detailed information.

A1: Consider the type of fluid being transported, the temperature range, and the pressure requirements. Refer to ISO 8330 for guidance on material compatibility.