Types of High Pressure Hydraulic Hose

A High Pressure Hydraulic Hose is usually made of two materials: a reinforcement layer and a cover. The reinforcement layer is made of spiral-wound or braided wire fabric. The spiral wires are arranged in a crisscross pattern to provide flexibility. The cover is typically made from a weather-resistant and oil-resistant material.

Matching joint for Wire Wound Hydraulic Hose

The matching joint for Wire Wound Hydraulic (WWH) Hose is an important element in a hose. This joint has the same dimensions as the hose and is designed to fit the corresponding hose diameter. It has a smooth and rounded inner rubber layer and a strong sealing ability. It is used in high pressure and high flow hydraulic hose assemblies.

There are many types of fittings. Hose manufacturers typically provide recommendations about which fittings are suitable for their products, so you can find the right one for your application. A fitting's threads pull against the port and trap an O-ring, which flattens out to form a seal. Good seals are made by combining parallel threads on the fitting with straight, angled threads of the hose.

A matching joint for Wire Wound Hydraulic (WWH) Hose is usually made with two separate parts: a jacket core and a matching joint core. To ensure that the wires inside are securely pressed together, the jacket is crimped to an appropriate degree. To ensure that the connection is secure, the crimping joint is smaller and more uniform.

A misapplication of the hose is the most common cause of failure. When used in the wrong application, the barb of the fitting cuts into the tube of the hose. The hose may develop cracks or bubbles in its cover, which can reduce pressure ratings. Excessive exposure to heat and cold also reduces pressure ratings. This can cause discoloration and cracking that may lead to static electricity.

Wire Wound Hydraulic Hose size Specification

Wire wound hydraulic hose is an essential part of a hydraulic system. They are flexible and can bend around corners and stretch across long distances. But with so many different types to choose from, it can be hard to know what size you need. This table will help determine the right size hose for your hydraulic system.

Wire wound hydraulic hose is suitable for use with water-based, synthetic, and petroleum-based hydraulic fluids. These hoses can withstand temperatures up to 204°C. In addition, Type B hydraulic hoses have an electrically conductive inner surface to prevent electrostatic charges.

Wire wound hydraulic hoses are available in various diameters. The hoses with smaller inside diameters can withstand greater pressures than those with larger ones. Standard braided wire hoses range from 3/16 to 1/4 inches. A 1/4-inch hose is capable of resisting pressures as high as 3,250 psi.

In addition to identifying size, the size and pressure rating of the wire wound hose should be noted on the hose. It should also have a layline. The layline should include the part number, pressure rating, size, and other information. Additional information is also included by the manufacturer.

Steel wire hydraulic hose joint model

A steel wire hydraulic hose joint model offers a variety of advantages over standard hydraulic hose joints. Its small size and tight bend radius make this ideal for routing and assembly. It can withstand high pressures, and it is available in both oil-based and water-based hydraulic systems. This high-performance hose joint model provides leak-free performance and is ideal for use in industrial applications. The compact size of this hose joint reduces the number and inventory requirements.

The steel wire hydraulic hose joint model is often used in mobile and in-plant hydraulic equipment. It is suitable for petroleum-based oils and lubricating oils, and is also ideal for applications requiring high pressure. Steel wire hydraulic hose joints can be used with many fluids and meet specific requirements.

Steel wire hydraulic hose joint models feature a metal outer layer that is lightweight and flexible. They have the strength and durability of steel hose joints, but can also withstand high temperatures. They are lightweight and compatible with many types of hose fittings. For example, the RYCO Hydraulics Diehard hydraulic hose has a steel wire reinforcement to increase strength and flexibility. This hose is available in stainless steel and cadmium-plated steel.

Bite-to-wire hydraulic hose crimp fittings are another option for making strong connections. These crimp fittings have serrated surfaces that grab onto the wire-reinforced hose. This grip helps to form a secure connection, and does not slip on the hose. Hose & Fitting Supply has a wide range of bite-to–wire crimp fittings available at affordable prices.