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The AgFlo™ Hose
AgFlo™
Leading the Field: The AgFlo™ Hose Redefines Tough Job Performance
Purpose-built to move sludge quickly and efficiently, Snap-tite Hose’s AgFlo™ is the industry’s gold standard drag hose that tackles even the most demanding work conditions with ease. The heavy-duty hose features 100% high tenacity yarn with extruded thru-the-weave polyurethane for extreme durability that also resist snaking for excellent flow and superior productivity. AgFlo™ has the highest burst pressure rating shored up with the thickest outer cover in the industry, high-tensile hose wall, for the confidence and reliability you need to get the job done.
Features & Benefits
- AgFlo™ shows no visible signs of cracking of the liner or cover when subjected to testing in accordance with ATSM D1149-64, 100 PPHM/122°F/70 hours.
- Hose withstands exposure to most hydro-carbons, gasolines, oils, alkalis, and grease.
- Hose remains flexible at temperatures as low as -60ºF (-51ºC) and as high as 180ºF.
- Designed for maximum service life and low operating cost for greater value.
- Manufactured in accordance with NFPA 1960 Standard, latest edition within our ISO-9001:2015 certified quality assurance system
Hose Sizing and Testing Standards
For specific data, please view and download the technical data sheet.
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