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READ MORE1. Industry pain points and demand background
Industrial scenarios (such as chemical plants, oil fields, and power facilities) have special requirements for fire hoses: high pressure, corrosion resistance, and wear resistance.
The limitations of single-layer hoses in extreme environments (easy to burst and short life) lead to the necessity of double-layer structures.
2. Core advantages of double-layer fire hoses
Double-layer reinforced structure:
Inner layer (usually rubber/TPU): resistant to high-pressure water flow and chemical corrosion.
Outer layer (polyester fiber/synthetic fiber braiding): resistant to physical wear and ultraviolet aging.
High-pressure performance: supports working pressures above 300 PSI (for example, comparing single-layer hose data).
Durability verification: passed international standard tests such as NFPA 1961 and EN 14540 (such as burst pressure and bending fatigue test).
3. Typical industrial application scenarios
Petrochemical: resistant to hydrocarbon fires and acidic and alkaline media.
Mining/Metallurgy: Cope with high wear and high temperature environment.
Port/Warehousing: Long-term mildew resistance and salt spray corrosion resistance.
4. User selection suggestions
Choose the inner layer material according to the pressure level (such as Class B/C).
Match the outer layer weaving density and wear resistance coefficient (such as 600D polyester fiber vs 1000D high-strength fiber).
Certification compliance (such as FM certification, UL listing).
5. Maintenance and life extension tips
Regular pressure testing and storage specifications (avoid folding damage).
Cleaning suggestions (chemical residue cleaning).