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Home›Dredging›JF Hose Opens Large Bore Hose Division (UK)
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July 21, 2010 · about 16 years ago

JF Hose Opens Large Bore Hose Division (UK)

JF Hose have opened a large bore hose division at its Leyland factory specialising in production of hand-built rubber hoses for dredging, dockside oil and heavy industrial applications in sizes 2″ to 40″ diameter and lengths up to 12 metres. The factory has on-site rubber compounding, calendering an

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JF Hose have opened a large bore hose division at its Leyland factory specialising in production of hand-built rubber hoses for dredging, dockside oil and heavy industrial applications in sizes 2″ to 40″ diameter and lengths up to 12 metres.

The factory has on-site rubber compounding, calendering and laboratory facilities ensuring quality and consistency. Bespoke couplings systems are produced in-house including built-in, integral and beaded ends.

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Source: JF Hose, July 21, 2010

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