A hose pipe is a flexible, hollow tube designed to transport fluids from one point to another, serving a wide range of applications in our daily lives beyond industrial use. Typically cylindrical and available in various sizes, hose pipes come in different types tailored for specific purposes. The following are some common types of hose pipes:

• Steam Hoses
• Food and Beverage Hoses
• Abrasive Material Hoses
• Petroleum Transfer Hoses
• Pneumatic Hose Pipes
• Water Hose Pipes
• Welding Hose Pipes
• Chemical Hose Pipes
• Sanitary Connection Hose Pipes

Hose pipes are constructed from diverse materials, including nylon, polyurethane, polyethylene, PVC, synthetic or natural rubbers, PTFE (Teflon), stainless steel, and other metals. Each material imparts specific properties and capabilities to the hoses, making them suitable for various environments and fluids.

This versatility allows hose pipes to play a crucial role in transporting steam, food and beverages, abrasive materials, petroleum, air (pneumatic applications), water, welding gases, chemicals, and in sanitary connections. Whether in industrial settings or everyday tasks, hose pipes provide a flexible and efficient means for fluid transport, contributing to the convenience and functionality ofnumerous applications.