High Pressure Frac Hoses

Description

Tube: Made of UHMW-PE film combined with synthetic rubber.
Reinforcement: 6 layers of high strength spiral steel wires.
Cover: Abrasion and weather resistant synthetic rubber.
Temperature: -29℃ to +121℃ (-20℉ to +249℉).

Fracking Hose Features

• Actively dissipates fluid energy inherently reducing vibration and system stress
• Protective outer coating provides long-lasting life of high-pressure hosing
• Eliminate costly iron replacements and recertification with specifically designed ID to withstand harsh frac environments
• Reduce rig-up and rig-down time with quick and safe hammer unions, hubbed, or flanged connections
• Reduced number of connection points eliminating the need for multiple iron configurations
• Higher flow rates versus conventional iron
• Available with integral end fittings captive within the hose body construction and end-of-life wear indication
• In-line swivel available for end connections to prevent torque transfer on makeup
• Compact and easily transportable design
• High pressure frac hose has high pressure and good stability, There are no hidden risks.

Frac Hose Applications

High-Pressure Frac Hose features high pressure and high-performance abrasion resistance, it works best for conveying fracturing fluid from the blender to the frac pumps in fracturing wellsite.

High Pressure Frac Hose Specification

How to Extend the Performance Lifetime of Your Frac Hoses?

After selection of the appropriate frac hoses, proper operations and routine maintenance are also critical in extending your frac hoses lifetime. There are some dos and don’ts that need to be taken care of during your daily operations.

• Request quality products and make sure all necessary technical info is stamped on the product.
• Know the limits of temperature, working pressure, and compatibility of your frac hose and fittings, never operate a hose towards its highest recommended working pressure while at or near its maximum temperature range.
• When you are not ready to use the frac hose, do keep it in a cool, dark, and clean place. Never store your frac hoses in places exposed to heat, direct sunlight, or humidity.
• Do regular testing and inspection on your frac hoses to check if any gouges, bulges. Never use your frac hoses in permanent, non-visible locations.
• Inspect consistently and regularly the fittings as well to make sure they are working without any leakage, loose parts, corrosion, or any other deformities. In case of any, consult the technician or manufacture for possible repair work or replacement of new hoses.
• Bend your frac hoses naturally. Never crush a hardwall or bend it with an unreasonable twist
• Handle your frac hoses with care during installation and operation. Never drag it over sharp or abrasive surfaces or pull by the ends. The abrasion is the most common cause of hose failure in the oilfield.