Welding hose

Welding Hoses
Welding with gas can be quite a challenge. In addition to experience in this type of work, a welder should have tools around them that will provide maximum protection. If they have a welding hose with Power Rubber nearby, they can be sure that their work will have a positive outcome. The hoses that travel from our factories straight to your facilities and homes are tight and durable.

Welding Hoses - work in any conditions
The presented welding hoses are made of high-quality rubber compounds. This makes them resistant to distortions, bends, or the harmful effects of unfavorable weather conditions. We invite you to familiarize yourself with our carefully selected and rich assortment of welding hoses.

Application of Welding Hoses
Welding hoses are flexible tubes made of rubber compounds. They are used for the flow of gases (oxygen, acetylene, propane, nitrogen, compressed air, etc.) between the cylinder and the torch. They are used in gas welding and arc welding. They can be reinforced with various types of braids, which further increases their durability.

What features do welding hoses have? The risk of a welding hose rupturing or being damaged carries the risk of fire or explosion, so the welding hose must meet requirements (ISO 3821 standard) that will ensure a safe working environment.

Get to know the essential features of welding hoses:

• resistance to bending and breaking,
• high elasticity,
• resistance to abrasion,
• resistance to weather conditions,
• resistance to hot welding sparks,
• no tendency to twist,
• resistance to chemicals, lubricants, oils, and acids.

Color coding of welding hoses

The color of welding hoses should be adapted to the transport of specific groups of gases:

• blue - used for oxygen flow;
• red - designed for acetylene and flammable gases transport (excluding LPG, methane, and natural gas);
• black - used for nitrogen, carbon dioxide, compressed air flow;

The selection of the appropriate hose depends on the dominant medium used during welding work.

Oxygen Lance Hoses
Oxygen lance hoses play a very important role in steel production. The torch allows cutting and melting holes in refractory materials. Iron melting hoses allow gas flow from the regulator to the torch. Oxygen cutting not only melts iron blocks but also steel and stainless steel. With an oxygen lance, you can melt holes in steel blocks, metallurgical furnaces. Concrete melting hoses connected to the torch are used to create holes and cut through concrete.

Welding hoses are an essential part of gas installations in welding and cutting processes, ensuring safe transport of oxygen, acetylene, propane, argon, and other technical gases. They are used in the metallurgical, automotive, construction industries, as well as in manufacturing plants and locksmith workshops. Welding hoses must meet strict standards for resistance to high pressure and temperature. They are usually made of synthetic rubber, resistant to flames, oils, and UV radiation. Single- and twin-line versions allow for connecting both single gases and mixed systems. The hoses are color-coded: blue for oxygen, red for acetylene and propane. Their appropriate flexibility and mechanical strength ensure reliability and safety in everyday use in welding and gas cutting processes.

Welding hoses provide safe and precise transport of technical gases such as oxygen, acetylene, propane, and argon, which is crucial in welding and gas cutting processes. Their high pressure and temperature resistance minimize the risk of leaks and ignitions, increasing work safety.

Their flexibility enables maneuvering even in challenging workshop conditions, and the use of durable synthetic rubber ensures resistance to abrasion, oil, and UV radiation. Twin-hose designs eliminate the need for separate lines for gases, improving ergonomics.

Color-coded markings (blue for oxygen, red for acetylene and propane) facilitate identification, reducing the risk of assembly errors. By meeting safety standards, welding hoses ensure long life and reliability in professional industrial and workshop applications.