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NewAge® Industries, Inc.Southampton, PA 800-390-2443 NewAge® Industries is a manufacturer of rubber hose, as well as flexible plastic tubes and hose for industrial and sanitary applications. We produce and stock large quantities of materials that are ready for same-day shipment. Our capabilities for custom extrusions and fabrications make our company an industry leader in today's market. Call us today so we can begin assisting you!
Atlantic Rubber Company, Inc.Littleton, MA 800-882-3666 As the largest in-house pure gum inventory carrier in the U.S., Atlantic Rubber Company has cost-effective and resilient rubber hose. We carry a variety of materials so that we can make the best product for your needs. Our natural rubber is cold temperature and abrasion resistant. We are proudly ISO 9001 certified. Contact us today for more information on our products and services.
Ebco® Inc.Elgin, IL 847-531-9500 A world leader in the industry, Ebco supplies the absolute best quality and lowest cost rubber hose products. Founded in 1951, we are able to provide customers with an extensive line of products, as well as custom design capabilities. For all inquiries and quotes, visit our website or contact us today for superior personal service from our trained and experienced staff.
Elasto Proxy Inc.Simpsonville, SC 800-263-1450 Fabricating industrial rubber hose since 1989, Elasto Proxy has a specialization in creating these products and is an ISO accredited fabricator. Choose from inside diameters from 0.125" - 1.187". Our lengths can be made into seal rings that bend well. We are able to provide products in various materials to better suit your needs and requirements. Contact us today!
Britech IndustriesStuart, FL 772-286-9278 Specializing in quality products that are able to meet every customer`s requirements is Britech Industries. Putting clients first, they do all they can to keep costs down to ensure their customers can keep competing in the global market. Whether you are looking for a rubber hose or a more complicated piece, Britech is able to produce and ship any size and shape of product you need.
Abbott Rubber Co., Inc.Elk Grove Village, IL 800-852-1855 Abbott Rubber serves the OEM and distributor market places with a full line of industrial rubber hose and assemblies. Products include hoses & accessories for general industry, high pressure hose assemblies, contractor's hose, liquid waste hose, agricultural hose, appliance hose, fire hose, and grass & leaf vacuum hose. Serving distributors and equipment manufacturers since 1951.
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Among other applications, rubber hoses are used as fire control equipment in large industrial complexes. Industrial rubber hose tends to be highly durable, reinforced and abrasion resistant. Rubber hose manufacturers make hoses that can withstand extreme temperatures and high pressures. In addition to the long list of industrial rubber hose utilities, rubber hoses are also valued in consumer products contexts, particularly in their capacity as lawn and garden watering tools. Rubber hose can be used as a connector between two enclosed spaces or for suctioning, venting or spraying gas or liquid into a certain area. Some offerings from rubber hose manufacturers include truck or aircraft fueling hose, vapor recovery hose, aggressive chemical transfer hose, chemical food quality hose, oilfield vacuum hose, concrete placement/pump/plaster hose, heavy duty dock hose, dredging hose, fire engine suction and discharge hose, crush and kink resistant food/beverage suction hose, marine exhaust/fuel hose, military spec hose and many other examples.
Rubber hose can be fashioned from a wide variety of raw materials. These include white FEP, nitrile, SBR, chlorobutyl, modified cross-linked polyethylene, multiple layers of polypropylene, PVC coated polyester, EPDM, Viton®, natural latex and many other materials. Rubber hose can be made in several ways, and rubber extruding is among the more prominent of these methods. Rubber extrusion involves the use of an extrusion die to create a usable rubber product. The process begins with a collection of raw rubber materials in a hopper suspended above a conveyance channel. When the rubber is released into the channel, it is forced down the channel by a long, turning shearing screw. As the screw turns, it generates friction and pressure that cause the rubber to become molten. Once molten, the rubber is ready to be forced through the extrusion die. An extrusion die is a specially shaped hole cut in a metal plate that gives shape to materials that are forced through. When the raw material emerges on the other end of the extrusion die, it is newly extruded rubber hose. The hose is then cut to the appropriate length and either prepared for shipment or sent for additional processing if necessary.