Hydraulic hoses are usually composed of an inner rubber layer, a reinforcement layer, and an outer rubber layer. The inner layer needs to have good chemical resistance to hydraulic oil; the reinforcement layer is mostly braided or wound with steel wire to provide the necessary strength to withstand pressure; the outer layer needs to be wear-resistant and weather-resistant. The material selection at different levels has a direct impact on the performance of the hose.<\/p>\n

When selecting hydraulic hoses, consider the system's maximum operating pressure, operating temperature range, hydraulic oil type, and application environment. For example, if your system is frequently exposed to high temperatures, you will need to choose hoses that can withstand higher temperatures. Likewise, if the hydraulic oil contains corrosive substances, a hose with an inner rubber layer that is extremely resistant to chemical corrosion should be selected.<\/p>\n

To ensure the reliability of the hydraulic system, it is necessary to regularly check the appearance and connection parts of the hoses. Any signs of wear, hardening or cracking should be addressed immediately. Also, even if there are no obvious signs of damage, hoses should be replaced according to the manufacturer's recommended intervals, as aging is an inevitable process.<\/p>\n

Hydraulic hoses play an irreplaceable role in ensuring the smooth operation of the hydraulic system. From selecting the right hose to regular maintenance inspections, every step is critical to extending system life and ensuring safe operation. Understanding the importance of hydraulic hoses and implementing effective management strategies can minimize downtime and maintenance costs while improving overall hydraulic system performance and reliability.<\/p>\n

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