Concrete &
Pressure Hoses

WIDE COMPATIBILITY

Solutions for diverse RF applications

HIGH PERFORMANCE

Engineered for superior signal integrity

QUALITY ASSURANCE

Strict quality control & testing standards

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Expert support from our engineering team

Our Product Range

Concrete Pump Rubber Hose

Concrete hoses are built with three-layer construction: inner tube, reinforcement, and cover.

Steel Wire Reinforced Hose

Designed for high-pressure applications

⁠Fabric Reinforced Hose

Lightweight and flexible solution for easier handling.

⁠Flexible End Hose

Used at the end of pump booms for precise concrete placement.

Gunite / Shotcrete Hose

Specialized for dry material transfer.

Reliable Performance

Key Technical Specifications for Your Needs

Our products are built to handle tough conditions, with specifications you can count on:

  • Working Pressure: Up to 85 bar (1,230 psi)
  • Burst Pressure: 200 bar+
  • Standard Temperature Range: -40°C to +80°C
  • Premium Temperature Range: Up to +120°C
  • Diameter Options: 2″ – 6″ / DN100–DN150
  • Available Length: 2 m – 6 m standard
  • Service Life: Up to 30,000 m³

These specifications ensure reliability and durability in various applications.

Global Supply Capability

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Bulk Production Capacity

Helios ensures high-volume manufacturing with consistent product quality.

 

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Export-Ready Packaging

Helios provides secure and reliable packaging for global shipments.

 

 

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Timely Delivery

Helios maintains efficient production and on-time order dispatch.

 

 

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Global Quality Standards

Helios products are manufactured under strict global quality standards.

 
 
 

 

FACTORY & QUALITY ASSURANCE

Modern Factory

Advanced production systems

Quality Testing

Strict inspection standards

Durable Performance

Reliable heavy-duty operation

Applications

Why choose us

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FAQ
1. Q: What is the difference between steel wire reinforced and fabric reinforced hoses?
A: Steel wire reinforced hoses are built for high-pressure, long-distance pumping — typically used in bridges, tunnels, and high-rise construction where pressures can reach up to 85 bar. Fabric reinforced hoses use polyester cord reinforcement, making them lighter and easier to handle, but suited for medium-pressure applications where operator mobility matters more than maximum pressure rating.

2. Q: What sizes are available and can I order custom lengths?
A: Standard diameters range from 2" to 6" (DN100, DN125, DN150) and standard lengths are 2 m to 6 m. Yes, custom sizes and lengths are available — contact our team with your project specifications and we will advise the best configuration.

3. Q: How long will a concrete pump hose last?
A: Service life depends on usage intensity, concrete mix abrasiveness, and maintenance practices. Under normal operating conditions, our hoses are rated for up to 30,000 m³ of concrete output. Regular inspection and proper storage significantly extend service life.

4. Q: What is the maximum working pressure these hoses can handle?
A: Our hoses support a working pressure of up to 85 bar (1,230 psi), with burst pressure exceeding 200 bar. Always select a hose rated above your system's operating pressure for a safe safety margin.

5. Q: Can these hoses be used in cold weather or extreme temperatures?
A: Yes. Standard models are rated from -40°C to +80°C, making them suitable for most outdoor construction environments including winter conditions. Premium models handle temperatures up to +120°C for high-heat applications.
6. Q: Are these hoses suitable for chemicals or water transfer?
A: No. These hoses are specifically engineered for abrasive materials such as concrete, cement, mortar, and plaster. They are not rated for chemical transfer, solvents, or acids. Using them outside this purpose will void performance and cause premature failure.

7. Q: What is a Gunite or Shotcrete hose and when do I need one?
A: A Gunite/Shotcrete hose is designed for dry material transfer rather than wet concrete. It is used in applications like tunnel reinforcement, slope stabilization, swimming pool construction, and refractory repair work where dry mix is pneumatically projected onto surfaces.

8. Q: How do I know when a hose needs to be replaced?
A: Inspect before every use. Replace immediately if you notice cracks or splits in the outer cover, visible wire exposure, swelling or bulging, leakage at couplings, or a significant drop in pumping pressure. Do not attempt to repair a damaged hose — replace it.
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