Thermal Protection Hose Enhance Occupational Safety
A braided textile glass fiber and a silicone foam coating meets injection mold temperature control requirements, improved mechanical properties and ease of use.
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Hasco America’s thermal protection hose Z8570 meets injection mold temperature control requirements for greater cost-efficiency and occupational safety during the product process.
Hoses are made up of braided textile glass fiber and a silicone foam coating for optimal thermal insulation and excellent mechanical protection. The material’s internal sliding properties allow it to be more easily pulled over hoses and bridges.
Thermal protection hoses are available from stock in red and blue and can be used at temperatures from -40°C-220°C.
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