IVG abrasive materials hose Gordon rubber

Article number 23VZSLIVGGOR

IVG abrasive materials hose Gordon rubber
IVG abrasive materials hose Gordon rubber
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Flexible wear-resistant hose for the delivery of dry material. Suitable for foodstuff and use in ATEX areas.

Description

Application

Dry substances have an abrasive effect on the inside of the hose. An additional challenge is to develop a wear-resistant hose for dry foodstuffs, such as flour products and sugars, which are used in an ATEX area. The Gordon is a phthalate-free hose that has been specially developed for this purpose. You will often find these on truck wagons, rail wagons and silos. Of course, the Gordon can also be used for abrasive non-food products.

Range

Available in inner diameters from 76mm (3") to 127mm (5"). Standard roll length 60 meters.

Characteristics

  • Temperature range: -30°C to +80°C
  • Working pressure: 6 bar (90 psi)
  • Burst pressure: 18 bar (270 psi)

Standards and approvals

  • Reg. EC 1935/04 and 2023/06
  • FDA tit.21 art.177.2600 dry foods
  • BfR XXI Cat.4
  • Free from phthalates

Hose Couplings

We provide our hoses with almost any desired coupling. From screw coupling to flange connection and from camlock to dry-break. View our catalog or inquire about the possibilities.

Inspection, repair, testing and certification

Our service does not end with the delivery of your hose. We also carry out inspections on hose assemblies in our own test center or on your company location. We repair hoses, test them and provide a test certificate.

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Specifications

Article number 23VZSLIVGGOR
Brand IVG
Order quantity per 1
Manufacturer country NL

Type of hose Rubber
Suitable for medium Abrasive material
Antistatic Wall

Standards BfR XXI Cat.4
Standards EC 1935/04
Standards CE 2023/06
Standards FDA
Standards FDA tit.21 art.177.2600 dry foods

Burst pressure 18 Bar
Maximum operating temperature 80 °C
Minimum operating temperature -30 °C
Maximum working pressure 6 Bar
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