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Rubber Slurry Hose

Tube: Specially compunded abrasion resistant rubber, high resilient

Reinforcement: High tensile synthetic plies with helix wire and copper wire

Cover: Black abrasion resistant rubber cover. Wrap Finish
Temp Range: -40°C +70°C Approx

Applicable Standards: Indo-Maksson Propietory
Standard Colour: Inner Tube – Black | Outer Cover – Black

  • High Abrasion Resistance
  • Seamless Uniform Thickness
  • Flexible

Applications

  • For suction and discharge of bulk material like cement, gravel and sand etc, in construction industry.

Industries

  • Bulk Material Conveying

Specifications

FAQs

1. What is rubber slurry hose used for?
Rubber slurry hose is used for suction and discharge of bulk materials like cement, gravel, and sand in the construction industry. It is built to handle continuous abrasive slurry flow in bulk material conveying applications.

2. What makes this hose suitable for handling abrasive slurry?
The hose uses a specially compounded, high-resilience abrasion-resistant rubber tube, along with high-tensile synthetic ply reinforcement backed by helix wire and copper wire, and a black abrasion-resistant wrap-finish rubber cover. This gives it seamless, uniform-thickness construction and high abrasion resistance for continuous bulk material handling.

3. What is the temperature range and standard for rubber slurry hose?
This hose operates at approximately -40°C to +70°C and is built to the Indo-Maksson Proprietary Standard, making it a flexible and durable choice for cement, gravel, and sand suction/discharge in construction projects.

4. Can a rubber slurry hose be used for cement grouting applications?

A rubber slurry hose may be suitable for certain cement slurry applications when its construction, pressure rating and abrasion resistance are compatible with the grout being conveyed. However, a dedicated rubber cement grouting hose should be selected when the application involves high-pressure cement grouting or demanding construction conditions. Hose selection should be based on grout composition, pressure, temperature, particle size and operating conditions.