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The Cost of Hydraulic Hose Protection and Employee Safety
From severe injuries and damaged equipment, to downtime and expensive repairs, there are many risks of fluid leaks from unprotected hoses. Utilizing...
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5 Custom Powersport Covers for OEMs to Inspire Your Next Project
When it comes to powersports, each vehicle is an investment worth protecting. Whether your customers need a new cover for their motorcycle, ATV,...
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Spray Foam Application | How to Ensure Optimal Performance in Colder Months
Have you run into issues mid-job with an unprotected spray foam hose? If you have, your 2023 budget should include a line for purchasing Python’s...
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Custom Hydraulic Hoses: Colors for Hose Sleeves
Color coding hoses, pipes, and wires for safety or simply easy of use is a necessity in many industries. There have been a variety of methods used...
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Weather-Proofing Your Chemical Storage With A 55-Gallon Drum Heater
Asset and inventory protection is a key aspect of any business.
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Custom Powersports Covers, Straps, & Accessories
When designing powersports equipment, consumer safety, component durability, and easy integration are three essential factors every manufacturer...
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Diamondback vs Diamondback PRO: What is the Difference?
The Diamondback and Diamondback PRO tubular sleeves are ideal for operator and equipment safety. Flexible and easy to install, Diamondback also...
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Hydraulic Hose Safety: Understanding Hydraulic Hose Fitting Types
With hundreds of manufacturers producing hydraulic equipment around the globe, the types, materials, and styles of hydraulic hose fittings differ...
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Can I Use Duct Tape on a Hydraulic Hose? + 14 Other FAQs
Mishandling heavy equipment can have serious, potentially disastrous consequences, especially when it comes to their hydraulics. It’s important to...
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How (and Why) to Protect Hydraulic Hoses
From a mining operation to a construction project, hydraulic hose failure on equipment happens more frequently than most operators care to admit.