High-Pressure Hoses

High-pressure flexible hoses connecting the standpipe to the swivel/kelly to carry drilling mud during rotary drilling, manufactured to API 7K. Also called rotary, kelly, or vibrator hoses depending on placement in the circulating system.

High-pressure hoses that convey abrasive cement slurry from cementing units to the wellhead during primary and remedial cementing. Built to API 7K with abrasion-resistant tubes to withstand particle-laden flow.

Flexible lines rated to API 16C for routing well-control fluids through the choke-and-kill manifold during pressure-control operations. Carry fire-resistant or fire-tested constructions and pressure ratings matched to the BOP stack.

High-pressure hoses used to deliver fracturing fluids and proppant-laden slurries from frac pumps to the treating line and wellhead during hydraulic fracturing. Engineered for high abrasion resistance and surge tolerance under stimulation pressures.

Hydraulic hoses that transmit pressurized control fluid from the BOP control unit (accumulator/koomey unit) to operate blowout-preventer functions. Often fire-resistant to maintain control capability during a fire event.

Wire-reinforced rubber or thermoplastic hoses transmitting hydraulic power to rig equipment, actuators, and tools. Sized by bore and working pressure, with end fittings selected for the hydraulic circuit.

Bonded flexible hoses and jumpers for subsea and deepwater service, including constructions covered by API 17K. Designed for hydrostatic external pressure, fluid compatibility, and offshore environmental exposure.

Hoses fitted with crimped or attached end connections such as hammer-union, flanged, or threaded fittings, supplied as tested assemblies. Coupling selection matches the hose pressure rating and the mating equipment connection.