Our Blower Hoses Are Made for the Cold!

Winter at this time of year always yields harsh weather, but so far the weather has been extra relentless across the country. There are many ways to prepare for these extreme temperatures to make sure your operations don't miss a beat – such as using Flexaust blower hoses!

The construction industry is often in need of our blower hoses to:

• warm-up confined spaces
• dry floors and wet cement
• reduce flooding

This is not an all-inclusive list, as our blower hoses can be used for a myriad of applications, industries, and users especially during these colder months.

FX-400

The FX-400 is the premier hose to accommodating construction sites in cold weather. The easiest ways to boost productivity and prevent accidents is to install a worksite heater, as cold stress is a real risk. Features of this hose include:

• Sewn construction allows for better performance in lower & higher temperatures
• Sewing process creates a more consistent construction allowing better air flow compared to other sewn hoses
• Light weight duct designed for portable/temporary heating & dehumidification applications
• Great compressibility
• Safety orange wear-strip offers additional external abrasion & drag resistance

Find Products by Industry

If you are using an industrial hose on the job, don't you want to make sure it is the right one?

If the hose for your application is not backed by our expertise or recommendations, the hose in use could be holding you back!

Check out our in-depth market application guide that outlines every one of our industrial hose products to make sure it's the right one for YOU!

Blog: Fume Extraction/Exhaust Hose

A fume extraction hose is an important piece of equipment for many industrial applications, especially those that filter high levels of fumes and other potentially harmful emissions. Its main function is to remove harmful chemicals and fumes from the equipment to the air filtration system.

Flex-Lok® TCF is a Teflon® coated fabric hose that provides high chemical resistance and operates at temperatures up to 600°F, making it ideal for handling harsh, wet fumes.