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Q: What materials are best for a hot water hose pipe?

A: EPDM rubber or reinforced thermoplastic are ideal for hot water hoses. These materials withstand high temperatures (up to 300°F) and resist degradation. Always check manufacturer specifications for pressure and heat limits.

Q: Can standard water hoses handle hot water applications?

A: No, standard hoses may melt or leach chemicals when exposed to hot water. Use hoses explicitly labeled "suitable for hot water," typically made with heat-resistant rubber or hybrid polymers.

Q: What temperature range do rubber hose pipes for hot water tolerate?

A: Quality rubber hot water hoses typically handle -40°F to 300°F (-40°C to 150°C). Verify the SAE J20 R7 classification or NSF certification for precise thermal performance and safety standards.

Q: How do I prevent kinking in hot water hose pipes?

A: Choose hoses with helical wire reinforcement or stainless-steel braiding. Maintain proper coiling storage and avoid sharp bends during use to preserve structural integrity under heat stress.

Q: Are hot water hoses safe for drinking water applications?

A: Only if NSF/ANSI 61 or WRAS certified. Many hot water hoses contain additives that could contaminate potable water. Always verify "drinking water safe" labeling for culinary or sanitary uses.