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Polyurethane hoses deliver 5x longer service life than standard rubber hoses. With 4500 PSI burst pressure ratings and -40°F to 212°F operational range, they laugh at extreme conditions. Need chemical resistance? Our PU hose pipe withstands oils, solvents, and UV exposure – proven through 15,000+ ASTM test cycles.
Feature | PU Hose | Rubber | PVC |
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Weight (per 100ft) | 18 lbs | 42 lbs | 27 lbs |
Minimum Bend Radius | 2.5x OD | 5x OD | 6x OD |
Tell us your needs: temperature range? Flow rate? Chemical exposure? Our engineers craft polyurethane foam pipes tailored to your exact specs. 87% of clients report 30%+ efficiency gains within 90 days. Why accept off-the-shelf limitations?
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A: Polyurethane hoses offer exceptional abrasion resistance, flexibility, and lightweight construction. They are ideal for applications requiring durability and ease of handling, such as pneumatic systems or fluid transfer.
A: Polyurethane hose pipes are more resistant to kinking, oils, and extreme temperatures compared to PVC. They also maintain flexibility in cold environments, making them suitable for industrial and automotive uses.
A: Yes, polyurethane hoses resist many chemicals, including oils, fuels, and mild acids. However, always check compatibility charts for specific chemicals to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
A: Standard polyurethane foam pipes typically operate between -40°C to 90°C (-40°F to 194°F). Specialty formulations may extend this range for high-temperature or cryogenic applications.
A: No—polyurethane hoses are solid-walled tubes for fluid/gas transfer, while foam pipes have a cellular structure for insulation or lightweight structural purposes. Choose based on application requirements.
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