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Flexible Metal Hoses & Assemblies

Metal Hose Assemblies & Flexible Metal Hose Solutions

Our Metal Hose Range

We make a range of flexible metal hoses to suit different pressure, temperature, and application needs:

We also supply duplex and jacketed hose assemblies, dog leg assemblies, and metallic expansion joints. For high pressure applications up to 300 bar, see our high pressure metal hose range.

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Custom Engineered Metal Hose Assemblies

Each flexible metal hose assembly is built to your requirements. You can specify bore size from ¼" to 6" internal diameter, length, pressure rating, temperature range, and connection type. End fittings are available in flanged, threaded, or welded types, with materials matched to your process and environment.

Outer covers, interlock casings, and fire sleeves can be added where extra protection is needed. Full 3.1B material certification and permanent etching for traceability are available on request. Learn more about our bespoke assemblies.

Assemblies can be designed and tested to ISO 10380 for corrugated metal hose assemblies. View our certifications.

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Construction & Materials

Hoses are made from stainless steel grades 304, 316 and 321. Specialist alloys are available for more severe duties. These materials give a good mix of corrosion resistance, strength and flexibility. Hoses handle temperatures from -200°C to +600°C and pressures up to 300 bar in the high pressure range.

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Industry Applications

Flexible metal hoses and metallic hose assemblies are used across a wide range of plant and building services, including:

In these uses, the hose takes up movement and cuts vibration. It also handles changing temperature and pressure. This helps protect pumps, valves and other linked kit. See all applications.

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Installation, Maintenance & Support

Good installation is key to hose life. Keep within the bend radius in the data. Avoid twist. Line up the ends so the hose bends where it should. Use anchors and guides so movement happens in the hose, not in the fixed pipe.

Checks in service should look for wear, kinks, sharp bends and damage at the fittings. This matters most in high movement or high vibration areas. When you find a problem, our team can advise on a new hose or changes to routing and support.

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Expert Advice

For complex systems or specialist requirements, our technical engineering team is available to assist with product selection and specification. Contact Flexmetallic through our enquiry form for expert advice, custom assembly design, or a detailed quotation.