Steel Industry Technologies: Direct Reduced Iron
By: Erik Kane | On: September 27, 2017
Why do I need a Chef’s Toque in a Steel Mill? Because making steel is the industrial version of cooking. The steel mill is like a big kitchen, where
Project Spotlight: MOX Service Project
By: Erik Kane | On: August 18, 2017
We are proud to announce that we are an approved supplier Hose Master designs and manufactures flexible metal components for a variety of industries, but power generation is one
Determining Proper Hose Length: A Calculation Guide
By: Frank Caprio | On: July 27, 2017
Proper hose length is an overlooked, but absolutely critical factor in industrial applications. We are proud to introduce our latest hose assembly design tool: the Hose Assembly Length Calculation Guide.
Protecting Flexible Metal Hose and Expansion Joints
By: Frank Caprio | On: July 6, 2017
Protecting flexible metal components: why is it so important? After all, they’re made out of metal, right? Corrugated hose and metallic expansion joints are common ways to allow for flexibility
Understanding Naphtha and Ethane Cracking Processes
By: Frank Caprio | On: June 6, 2017
Let’s investigate naphtha and ethane cracking. Ethylene – because its molecules have very distinctive and useful chemical properties – is manufactured in greater amounts than any other chemical. The
8 Ways to Combat Torque in Interlocked Metal Hose
By: Erik Kane | On: May 22, 2017
Let’s investigate torque in interlocked hoses. Interlocked hoses are an excellent choice for industrial applications. Whether it’s used for transferring dry bulk materials, as a robust outer guard for
3 Main Interlocked Failure Modes
By: Erik Kane | On: May 4, 2017
Albert Einstein famously said, “The only source of knowledge is experience.” And when it comes to knowledge with metal hose, Hose Master has pioneered solutions through application experience since
Temperature Considerations for Air Compressor Hoses
By: Frank Caprio | On: April 13, 2017
Today’s topic is air compressor hoses, and the importance of understanding temperature considerations. Air compressors have many uses in today’s world, as compressed air is an economical means to
Measuring Stripwound Hose: Relaxed vs. Extended State
By: Erik Kane | On: March 21, 2017
How can measuring a hose ever be an issue? The concept of measuring from point “A” to point “B” isn’t rocket science, and in the hose world, acronyms like
Using Metal Hose for Low Temperature Service
By: Frank Caprio | On: February 10, 2017
Metal hose for low temperature applications? It is well known in our industry that metal corrugated hose is the preferred choice for applications where high temperatures are present, but
How to Calculate Proper Hose Length for Offset in an Installation
By: Erik Kane | On: January 20, 2017
Lateral offset hose applications are one of the most commonly encountered hose installations. Whether it’s used to compensate for moving equipment, misalignment in a piping system, or as a
Passivation Benefits for Flexible Metal Hose and Expansion Joints
By: Frank Caprio | On: January 4, 2017
So what is passivation, and how does it benefit my metal hoses and expansion joints? One of the main reasons customers prefer using metal corrugated hoses and expansion joints
Fracking and its Impact on Power Generation
By: Frank Caprio | On: November 15, 2016
The United States is home to what may be the largest known shale gas reserves in the world. Traditionally, natural gas was extracted by drilling vertical wells that could
Is a Jacketed Hose Assembly the Right Choice?
By: Julie Germano | On: October 26, 2016
Jacketed Hose Assemblies are Right for any Application with Media that Must be Kept at an Elevated, Constant or Controlled Temperature Jacketed assemblies are designed to handle viscous or
Installing Flexible Connectors is Easy and Saves Time
By: Andrew Veri | On: October 11, 2016
Many factors go into designing and building a gas station. How many islands will there be? What types of fuel will be offered? Flexible pipe or fiberglass pipe? These