What is PVC suction & discharge hose?

This hose is a lightweight and flexible, high-quality PVC hose specially designed for suction, transfer, or drainage applications where a visual flow is preferred. It is suitable for countless industrial and construction liquid applications where only mild chemical resistance is required. It is more economical and much lighter than similar rubber hoses and has a smooth bore. It is also well suited to outdoor service.

• PVC hose with rigid PVC spiral

• Designed for transfer of a variety of liquids

• Superb resistance to harsh operating environments

• Maintains transparency over time

• Operating temperature -10C – +60C

Typical Media:

• Beverages

• Liquids

• Non-fatty and non-oily foods

• Water

Typical Applications/Markets:

• Delivery

• In-plant tank transfer

• Storage tank transfer

• Transportation

Advantages of PVC Suction and Discharge Hose

Using PVC suction and discharge hoses has many benefits which are why these hoses are used extensively for various purposes. These benefits include:

• Lightweight

• Abrasion-resistant

• Economical; less waste

• Offers suction and discharge

• Heat resistant

• Transparent Construction

• Smooth or Convoluted Outer Cover

Types of PVC Suction and Discharge Hose

• General Clear PVC Suction/Discharge Hose smooth cover : Clear PVC with Helix Suction/Discharge hose has rigid PVC helix for crush resistance and a smooth core for easy suction. It is good for bulk material handling. Always green, clear, and white.

• Corrugated PVC Suction/Discharge Hose : This suction/discharge hose is made of rigid PVC helix. It is clear in appearance with a white helix. The range of temperature under which the hose works well is -5 °F to +150 degree °F. The working pressure for this hose is 60-70 psi. It has a small bend radius for tight turns.

• Fabric Reinforced PVC Suction/Discharge Hose : These types of hoses are flexible in nature. They have woven synthetic yarn reinforcement inside. The hose can bear temperatures ranging from -10°F to +150°F. The working pressure is 35-75 psi.