The main uses of hose connectors include fixing, sealing, and transferring liquids or gases. They are widely used in various industrial and living occasions, such as gas and oil delivery, frequent hose replacement, and pipeline systems that need to compensate for large displacements.
Specific application scenarios
Gas and oil delivery: Threaded joints and flange joints are often used in such occasions because they can withstand higher pressures and flows.
Frequent hose replacement occasions: Clamp joints are often used in occasions where hoses need to be replaced frequently, such as the food and pharmaceutical industries, because of their easy installation and disassembly.
High elasticity demand occasions: Metal hose connectors are suitable for pipeline systems that need to compensate for large displacements because of their good softness and fatigue resistance.
Types
There are many types of hose connectors, including:
Threaded connector: Two conical or flat ports are connected by threads.
Clamp joint: The hose is put on the connecting pipe body through a clamp.
Flange joint: Two flat flanges are connected by bolts, which has the advantages of bearing large loads, pressure and preventing leakage.
Metal hose connectors: including DPJ connector, DKJ ferrule connector, DGJ self-fixing connector, 90 degree connector, Y connector, T connector, stainless steel connector, etc., suitable for different installation conditions and use environments.
