Description

Fluid Transfer: Their primary function is to convey hydraulic fluid, which transmits power within hydraulic systems.   This fluid movement enables the operation of hydraulic tools and machinery. High-Pressure Resistance: Hydraulic hoses are engineered to withstand significant internal pressure, ensuring safe and efficient fluid transfer.   This pressure resistance is crucial for powering heavy-duty equipment. Flexibility and Durability: They offer flexibility, allowing for movement and articulation of machinery components.   They are constructed from durable materials to resist abrasion, weathering, and chemical degradation nner Tube: This layer comes into direct contact with the hydraulic fluid.   It's made from materials compatible with the fluid, such as synthetic rubber or thermoplastic.   Reinforcement Layer: This layer provides the hose's strength and pressure resistance.   It's typically made of braided or spiraled wire, or textile fibers Outer Cover: This layer protects the reinforcement and inner tube from environmental factors.   It's designed to resist abrasion, ozone, and other external damage.