We can provide a variety of hoses with durable silicone constructions. Our hoses feature a high resistance to oil, UV, chemicals, puncture, abrasion, and extreme temperatures. They are often used for exhaust, ventilation, vacuum, and suction applications. Hi-Tech Duravent has been in business for over 60 years. We are an industry-leading manufacturer of hose and ducting. Our use of the latest technology and advanced materials has contributed to our success, and our exceptional customer service sets us apart from the competition. We have a knowledgeable team to help find the ideal hose to suit your needs.

Silicone hose

Several of our hose designs incorporate silicone woven fiberglass and silicone rubber coatings. For example, our Flexflyte® L-9 hose is made of two-ply silicone coated fiberglass with an imbedded helical spring wire.  The hose will not kink, and the interior is smooth to maximize flow.  It is rated for temperatures ranging from -75 F up to 500 F. It is ideal for handling gases, dust, fumes, and light powders.

We can also offer customized hoses to meet your requirements for special lengths, end finishes, and non-standard or metric diameters. Our standard lengths are 12 feet, but can be customized to suit.  Diameters range  from  ½ inch up to 12 inches. We maintain a large stock of common sizes, so we can often ship your hoses on the same day we receive your order.

Silicone hose expertise

Our company was established in 1947. We have developed a wide selection of products and can meet your specifications regardless of hose size, color, or material. Our products range from vacuum cleaner hose and woodworking hose to medical tubing and waste disposal hose for aircraft. We are dedicated to top quality workmanship, prompt response times, and continually improving our processes.

Silicone hose industries

We provide hoses for thousands of applications spanning over 60 industries. Some of the applications include exhaust systems, electroplating, material handling, hydraulics, and mist collection. Our customers come from industries including automotive, paper, plastics, chemical, and PCB manufacturing.

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