Fluoropolymer (PTFE or ECTFE) lined composite hose assemblies with a standard T316 stainless steel inner wire and a galvanized steel outer wire with chemically engineered 100% resistant barrier layers embedded in the hose wall to prevent aggressive chemical attack and leakage.
Hose assemblies are capable of pressurization and full vacuum with threaded or flanged end connections for the arduous marine service conditions and suitable for aggressive chemical transfer applications. Working pressures of up to 250 psi (17 bar) with conformance to EN 13765:2010 and temperatures of up to 100 C (212 F).
MarineMaster® Polypropylene Composite Hose Type 4161SGP and 4164SSP
This type is designed for use as bulk chemical transfer hose from barges and ships, suitable for use with a wide variety of chemicals with maximum resistant polypropylene coated inner wire is required.
Color/Cover: 4161SGP Blue White Stripe/2x PVC Coated Nylon, Abrasion and Ozone Resistant; 4164SSP Blue Yellow Stripe/2x PVC Coated Nylon, Abrasion, and Ozone Resistant
Inner Wire: T316 Stainless Steel
Inner Lining: High Grade Polypropylene
Carcass: Polypropylene Fabrics, Films and Polypropylene/Nylon Seamless Tubes
Outer Wire: 4161SGP Galvanized Steel; 4164SSP T316 Stainless Steel
Logo: MarineMaster®
Temperature Range: -22°F to +212°F (-30°C to +100°C)
Maximum Elongation: ≤10% on test pressure
Vacuum Range: 26 inHg (660 mmHg), 0.9 bar
Electrical Properties: Electrically Conductive; ≤1.0 ohm/m for size 2″
EN13765:2010, IMO, IBC, BS5842, USCG 33CFR 154.500
Specially designed end fittings have been developed for use with Willcox Composite hoses that have a unique leak-proof sealing face and specially machined helical spiral shank which engages into the corresponding internal helix wire when secured into the hose by either crimping or swaging the external ferrules.
Pressure based on safety factor 4:1. Dimensions and weight are approximate and are subject to change. For additional technical data such as pressure drop, max. flow rates and tensile strength, please consult Titeflex US Hose engineering. Increased operating temperatures will reduce working pressure of the assemblies. Fitting pressure rating may limit working pressure of the assembly. Rated working pressure is @ 70°F (21°C).
