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Suction and discharge hose

Published:  28 April, 2016

Arco.pngARCO HOSE DIVISION, in conjunction with Flexiplas SA, a Spanish manufacturer of specialty hoses, has announced it has developed the UK’s first suction and discharge hose to incorporate a twin PVC helix, said to make it significantly lighter and easier to handle than traditional heavyweight options.

Suitable for conveying water, dilute chemicals and a range of non-edible liquids and solids, the ‘Medium Duty Plus Twin Spiral PVC Suction & Discharge Hose’ is designed for a range of industries across the water, waste and agriculture sectors. Made from phthalates free materials, the hose can withstand a temperature range of -15°c to 60°c and is available exclusively through Arco Hose Division.

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