21 November, 2024

Why do hoses fail?

09 August, 2022

What are the benefits?

It’s also important to recognise the many benefits of good hose installation and maintenance. Equipment which functions well improves overall productivity, delivers operational efficiencies, and ensures worker safety. Investing in the right equipment and regular maintenance will pay dividends over time.

What to do when a hose bursts/fails (hydraulic hose repair) Should a hose fail – whether through a leak, burst, breakage or disconnection – a partial repair or full hydraulic hose replacement may be required.

Broken or brittle inner tubes or coverings

Using a hose with greater resistance will prevent a hydraulic hose leak, as would applying a heat exchanger to manage fluid temperatures. Heat guards or shields can also protect hoses from external heat sources.

Worn or ripped covering

A worn covering suggests changes to the external environment will prevent further damage. Protective coverings can be applied, or hose guards, shields or clamps can offer additional protection to connections.

Burst connection or covering

A burst hydraulic hose may be caused by a faulty connection or if it has been flexed too much in one spot by repeated highpressure cycles. Understanding what depth of fitting is required and how much flexibility or friction a hose can withstand will prevent bursts or disconnections.

Though there are a number of factors that can cause a hydraulic hose to fail, many of the common causes are easily avoided through good product selection and proper maintenance. Investing in the right hoses and regular maintenance will reduce the risk of downtime to create long-term cost savings.

The Hydroscand team can advise on the best products to optimise your processes, ensure good product durability, and reduce the risk of failure.

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