Rubber hoses are widely used in industry, agriculture, transportation, national defense, aerospace, and scientific research. They are a high-performance pipe sealing material and an important component of pipeline systems, offering advantages such as easy installation and maintenance, and long service life. They are widely used in petrochemicals (oil or gas transportation), power generation (transmission or substation), hydropower (slag removal and drainage), metallurgy and mining (desulfurization and dust removal, iron extraction, etc.), municipal construction (roads and bridges), and defense industries.
In the oil and gas industry: Rubber hoses for pipelines transporting oil and gas are mainly used in the oil and gas industry, such as at the flange connections between oil and gas pipelines. In the oil and gas industry, rubber hoses are often used to replace steel flanges and stainless steel pipes to connect pipelines carrying two media. They not only prevent leaks but also extend the service life of the pipeline. In the petrochemical industry: Rubber hoses are mainly used in chemical plants where the medium comes into contact with various raw materials, such as at the connections between valves and flanges, and at the connections between various media and finished product containers in production plants; they can also be used in gas protection devices, such as between valves and flanges in gas pipelines. For some special media, rubber hoses can also be used instead of flanges to seal containers. In the oil and gas industry: rubber hoses are commonly used to connect metal pipelines in oil and gas transportation projects; they are used for gas protection and connecting various fluid materials to metal pipelines; they can also be used in chemical plants as corrosion-resistant materials to connect various equipment, such as valves and flanges in oil pipelines. Furthermore, rubber hoses can be used in bridge construction as corrosion-resistant materials to connect reinforced concrete.