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Material: Inner Liner: Made from stainless steel or other corrosion-resistant alloys. The metal liner provides strength, durability, and resistance to high pressures and temperatures. Stainless steel is commonly used due to its excellent corrosion resistance and mechanical properties. Corrugated Construction: The hose features a corrugated or spiral pattern along its length. This corrugated design allows the hose to flex and bend without kinking, making it easier to route in complex configurations while maintaining fluid flow. Reinforcement: In some designs, the metal hose is reinforced with additional layers of braiding or spiral-wound metal to enhance strength and pressure capability. Reinforcement can also improve the hose’s resistance to external damage and abrasion. Outer Cover: May be covered with an additional layer of metal or protective coating for added durability and protection against environmental factors. This outer cover helps prevent external damage and wear. Pressure Rating: Working Pressure: Corrugated flexible metal hoses are designed to handle a wide range of pressures, often from 10 bar to 40 bar (approximately 150 psi to 580 psi), depending on the hose's construction and reinforcement. Temperature Range: Operating Temperature: Effective across a broad temperature range, typically from -196°C to +600°C (-321°F to +1112°F), depending on the material and construction. This makes them suitable for extreme temperature conditions. Flexibility: Bending Radius: The corrugated design provides significant flexibility, allowing the hose to bend and flex while maintaining its performance. The hose can navigate around obstacles and adapt to various installation scenarios. Chemical Resistance: Compatibility: Metal hoses are resistant to many chemicals, especially when made from stainless steel or other corrosion-resistant alloys. This makes them suitable for transferring fluids and gases that might be corrosive or reactive. Safety Features: Burst Pressure: Designed with a burst pressure well above the working pressure to ensure safety and prevent hose failure. The metal construction provides strength and resilience under high-pressure conditions.
