This month's newsletter is here to provide you with useful tips, industry trends, product info, upcoming events, and more. Check out October's highlights:
Blower Hoses for Colder Temperatures!
As the weather gets colder, new challenges arrive for many industries, especially construction. Our blower hoses can be used to warm up confined spaces, dry floors, set wet cement, and reduce flooding. Depending on your specific needs, we offer a selection of blower hoses featuring different materials, lengths, diameters, features, and temperature ranges.
For those involved in chemical processing industries, you know how essential vapor recovery is in safe and responsible operations. Make sure you've got all the right equipment to get the job done. We have VR-U hoses available when you need them!
Ventilation hoses come in various types and materials, which can make it challenging to select the right one for your needs. Here, we'll go over many types and materials of ventilation hoses offered by Flexaust as well as their various applications.
Static Conductive and Static Dissipative Flexible Hose
There are a number of critical considerations which go into selecting the right flexible hose. One important factor is electrical conductivity and static resistance. If a hose with the wrong electrical resistance rating is chosen, the potential for static sparks that could interact with dust particles and set off fire or explosions increases.
At Flexaust, we are committed to the ongoing education of our products. Through our knowledge center, we offer educational content and resources for our current and future customers. Gain access to everything from eBooks to informational guides.
Are you following Flexaust on LinkedIn or YouTube? If not, you are missing out on valuable information and first notice of new content. This includes product releases, PDF resources, and shipping information:
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