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Is using metal hoses at hose stations a waste?

2011-05-14View Original

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Ordinary rubber hoses don’t seem to be very pressure-resistant, but isn’t using metal hoses a waste? I’ve seen a manufacturer use them, but they’re too heavy, which makes them inconvenient to use; however, if weight isn’t a concern, they are quite good. Are there any other companies that use them?
Reply #22011-05-14
Reply 1# scg_tju: The conclusion regarding waste or no waste depends on cost-effectiveness; after taking into account factors such as high price, long service life, and safety with no leaks, the option that offers the best cost-effectiveness is considered to be economical;
Reply #32011-09-14
The main considerations are the pressure resistance rating and safety of the hose; Of course, metal hoses that lack rubber and a metal inner ring are more expensive and harder to use.
Reply #42011-11-06
Metal hoses are just too heavy~~
Reply #52011-12-08
Shengjinlong Composite Hose www.sdsjl.com

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