Metal hosing solutions by Hose Master work for several vital industries

Hose Master makes metal hoses, joints, and more.

Hose Master manufactures a broad variety of metal hosing solutions that are available in Canada via Sudbury International Engineered Products Limited. An advantage of investing in Hose Master products is that the company can solve virtually any metal-hose application. This makes its portfolio diverse enough to suit many industries.

This is why a wide range of Canadian industries turn to Sudbury International for access to the Hose Master lineup.

From chemicals to water treatment

Among the industrial sectors that consistently use these metal hosing solutions from Sudbury International:

• Chemicals. Hose Master can make corrugated metal hosing in various alloys for top corrosion resistance for any application – like chlorine transfer, steam, and transfer of dry bulk materials.
• Oil and gas. Refining processes need hose assemblies for petroleum transfer, steam lines, and transfer of by-products and additives. Corrugated metal hoses offer heat, corrosion, and severity resistance.
• Steel. Metal hoses and expansion joints thrive in environments with extreme heat or corrosive gases. Relevant applications: oxygen lance hoses, steam lines, gas lines, lubrication lines, cut-off torches, cooling hoses, and tap hole drills.
• Pulp and paper. Pulp mills use ample steam and various chemicals. By-products including highly corrosion materials, which require metal that resists corrosion and extreme heat.
• Utilities. Steam-piping systems, fuel-delivery lines, and high-pressure lubrication lines need metal hoses and expansion joints, as do nuclear plants for many critical applications.
• Petrochemicals. Applications include chemical transfer, steam lines, dry bulk material handling, and dock hoses.
• Bulk material handling. Abrasion resistance and lower loading times make metal hoses ideal for pneumatic conveying systems.
• Water treatment. Hose Master ChlorSafe hose assemblies are built for safe transfer of wet or dry chlorine, while metal expansion joints are used piping systems.
• The marine sector. Expansion joints and metal bellows are perfect for ship-engine exhaust, while steam, water, and hydraulic lines use metal hoses.
• Commercial food service. Restaurants use metal-hose assemblies for connecting gas lines to movable appliances and transfer of water, steam, or oil. Strip-wound hosing serves as a guard for wash-down hose lines.

To learn more, contact Sudbury International.

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