When selecting the components of a metal hose assembly, it’s crucial to understand the relationship between temperature and pressure. This understanding is key to correctly matching each component to
The need to decarbonize the marine sector has driven efforts towards developing green fuels. With maritime global shipping accounting for nearly 3% of worldwide CO2 emissions, the maritime industry
While corrugated metal hoses and expansion joints can accommodate many different end fitting types, pipe flanges are one of the most common connections specified by customers. However, we find
Selecting the right hose Metallic or Non-Metallic hose? Material selection Fire Safety Inspections working with a trusted supplier the importance of selecting the right hose in the rapidly evolving world of hydrogen, electing the right hose
An important measure of hose flexibility is the Minimum Bend Radius (MBR). While most everyone understands that this is the smallest radius to which a hose can be bent,
The U.S. has about 3,600 asphalt production sites and produced about 420 million tons of asphalt mixture in 2019. Over a half-million workers are exposed to fumes from asphalt,
After what seemed like an endless start to 2020, the winter season is finally upon us. With that, the fast-approaching holidays give us lots of much-needed things to look
Make Way for Paperboard! We all have witnessed the shift away from printed media over the past decade. Paper mills that had produced newsprint for generations suddenly found themselves
Value. A simple concept that drives nearly every transaction – but one that can be tricky to wrangle onto paper! Expressing qualitative features and benefits using quantitative measures is
Can I Afford to Upgrade my Piping System Now? With everything going on in the world right now a lot of companies are prioritizing finding ways to reduce costs.
It is amazing how quickly a market can change in response to the implementation of a new technology. A great example of this is the advancement of horizontal drilling
At some point, the ‘Mondays’ eventually catch up with everybody. You might’ve forgotten your lunch, ran out of shampoo, or spilled coffee on your clothes. We all know what
Why Stress over Residual Torsional Stress? It’s no secret that torque is a killer for metal hose. If you’ve ever attended Hose Master University, you’ve probably heard our corporate
Water, water, every where, Nor any drop to drink. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge While the above excerpt describes the woeful state of
In a digital age where physical interactions with each other are few and far between – it seems like the number of threats to the paper industry are continuing
Where’d You Get That? These days, it comes as no surprise that a significant portion of purchases in the United States come from imports. In 2019, the United States
The Chemical Processing Industry presents many challenges when specifying the best flexible hose for a given application. While it is critically important to provide a safe, reliable assembly that
That’s a Tricky Question… A question we are frequently asked by our customers is “Can I use a metal hose for food-related applications?” It’s a simple question, but the
It’s no news that coal-fired generation is going by the way-side. Despite a recent resurgence in political support, coal is fighting an uphill battle on two major fronts: economically
So why do they call it that? Stainless steel products are all around us: steak knives, appliance fixtures, cookware, and (most importantly) metal hose and expansion joints. We see
Industrial gases have many different origins; some can be manufactured either intentionally or as a byproduct of other processes. Some gases like oxygen are made by natural means such
What Makes Up a Flexible Metal Hose? In order to understand flexible metal hose assemblies and how they serve various applications it’s best to review their anatomy. In its
Lately, I’m seeing more and more about carbon capture technologies and commitments to be “carbon-free” or “net-zero” in terms of carbon emissions in the news. Geoengineering once seemed like
In modern steelmaking, heat rules. Heat changes coal into coke, melts ore into liquid iron, and converts iron into steel. All of these products must be transported from one