Rubber is soft and flexible, so it is easy to be young and elastic. Most rubber hoses are covered in a protective layer or jacket, which does not exclude the fact that the pipe may be damaged despite providing additional density, moisture and harmful materials.
When using rubber hose, always follow the handling procedures recommended by the manufacturer. Only suitable connectors should be used when it is connected to the equipment. Never apply force or pressure. As they may weaken the pipe. Rubber hoses should be carried or transported by handcarts from one job site to another. Dragging the pipe work may cause damage to the protective layer.
Each rubber hose is manufactured for a specific purpose. It is designed for a certain flow rate and pressure. Therefore exceeding the rated specifications of the pipe may cause it to burst or erupt. The main determining factor in ensuring that the appropriate level of use is maintained is to understand the materials used for the rubber. Different materials react differently to pressure, which is determined by the tensile strength of the material.
Rubber hoses must be cleaned every time. And inspected at intervals. Before cleaning, it should be checked for leaks or cracks. Wash with warm water using a mild soap solvent. Never dry in the sun or by forced heat.