CON FORMS CATALOG

HOSE: BOOM TIP AVON SAFETY HOSE

AVON SAFETY HOSE

WHIP REDUCING. NO SHOCKS OR VIBRATIONS. OPTIMAL STABILITY. PREVENTS ACCIDENTS.

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CONCRETE PLACEMENT BOOM END HOSE

SAFETY Hose structure reinforced with high strength special plies that prevent dangerous whipping Safer boom pumping The Avon Safety Hose is a concrete placement boom end hose used on truck and mobile pumps at point of placement. It facilitates work by absorbing shocks and vibrations, making concrete pumping operations safer while guaranteeing high abrasion resistance. Trouble-free even after many hours of operation Reduce the risk of accidents when pouring concrete Meets ASME B30.27 and CSA Z151 PERFORMANCE Excellent resistance to abrasion, wear and weathering Rated up to 100 bar working pressure High resistance to ozone and UV rays Withstands suction during cleaning operations Equipped with special high tensile textile reinforcements Made from hard NR/SBR rubber CONVENIENCE Easy to use; much easier to handle than a conventional hose Flexible and lightweight

During use, hoses can behave in unpredictable ways. For instance, the sudden release of clogged material or the presence of air in the pipes can cause significant lateral bending and dangerous vibrations that result in hose whip. The Avon Safety Hose is specially designed to considerably reduce hose whip; synthetic fiber reinforcements are embedded at specifically calculated angles based on the internal diameter of the hose. By avoiding hose whip, the Avon Safety Hose reduces the risk of accidents and makes boom pumping operations much safer for any operator handling the hose.

VERSATILITY Temperature: from -40°C (-40°F) to + 70°C (+158°F)

COST-EFFECTIVENESS

Helps prevent work-related accidents Avoid unnecessary medical expenses and potential lawsuits

PART #

DIAMETER

LENGTH

H40XX12D1-AVON HOSE

ID: 4"/DN100

12' STRAIGHT, HD

H50XX12D1-AVON HOSE

ID: 5"/DN125

12' STRAIGHT, HD

H50XX12M1-AVON HOSE

ID: 5"/DN125 12' STRAIGHT, 148 mm METRIC

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