Pressurized hose can shorten up, so allow some slack in hose length to compensate for this shortening and for hose movement when pressurized. To help your system handle material weight, support long lengths of hose with cables or clamps.
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Gates Hose Tip: Proper Length & Support
Posted by Gates hose tip on 12/1/2012
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Pressurized hose can shorten up, so allow some slack in hose length to compensate for this shortening and for hose movement when pressurized. To help your system handle material weight, support long lengths of hose with cables or clamps.
