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Q：What factors should be considered when selecting an oil suction and delivery hose?

A：Key factors include material compatibility with oil types, operating temperature range, pressure ratings, and compliance with industry standards like ASTM or API. Abrasion resistance and flexibility are also critical for longevity.

Q：Can oil suction and discharge hoses handle high-pressure applications?

A：Yes, reinforced hoses with synthetic fiber or steel wire layers are designed to withstand high-pressure oil transfer. Always verify the hose's maximum pressure rating before installation.

Q：Are there specific certifications required for oil delivery hoses?

A：Certifications vary by industry, but common requirements include API 7K for drilling applications, RINA marine approvals, or fire-resistant certifications for hazardous environments.

Q：How do I maintain an oil suction hose to prevent leaks?

A：Regularly inspect for cracks, abrasions, or swelling. Ensure proper storage without kinking, and clean internal surfaces after use to prevent oil residue buildup.

Q：What temperature range can oil suction and discharge hoses tolerate?

A：Most standard hoses operate between -40°C to +120°C. Specialized variants with heat-resistant materials can withstand temperatures up to +150°C for brief periods.

Q：Are oil delivery hoses suitable for chemical exposure?

A：Only hoses with chemical-resistant liners (e.g., NBR or FKM rubber) should be used. Always check compatibility charts for specific chemicals and concentrations.

Q：How often should oil suction hoses be replaced in industrial settings?

A：Replacement intervals depend on usage frequency and environment. Generally, inspect every 6 months and replace every 2-5 years, following manufacturer guidelines and wear patterns.