Braided hose is a type of hose that utilizes a braiding process to enhance its strength. It is commonly used in applications such as agricultural irrigation, firefighting, and industrial water supply. Its outer layer is a cross-woven fabric of polyester, nylon, or high-strength synthetic fibers, typically lined with a PVC, TPU, or rubber lining for waterproofing and leak prevention.

I. Braided Hose Structure 1. Inner Liner Materials: PVC, TPU, rubber, etc. Function: Ensures smooth water flow, prevents leakage, and resists corrosion. 2. Braided Layer Materials: High-strength fibers such as polyester and nylon Function: Provides pressure resistance, prevents bursting, and increases wear resistance. 3. Outer Protective Layer (Optional) Some models may have an additional wear-resistant coating or rubber outer layer for improved weather resistance.

II. Common Categories

By application, braided hoses are classified into agricultural irrigation and firefighting. By material, they are classified into: rubber-lined braided hoses.

III. Advantages: Strong pressure resistance (the braid disperses water pressure); Lightweight, flexible, and easy to reel; Wear-resistant and tensile-resistant, suitable for outdoor dragging; Long service life (especially rubber-lined models).

IV. Purchasing Recommendations: 1. Application: Choose a lightweight model for agricultural irrigation; choose a high-strength model for firefighting or high-pressure water transfer. 2. Diameter: Common diameters include 1-inch, 1.5-inch, 2-inch, 2.5-inch, and 3-inch. 3. Pressure Rating: Choose a model slightly higher than the actual operating pressure. 4. Material: For extended outdoor use, choose UV-resistant and wear-resistant materials. 5. Connectors: Quick connectors, clamps, and other options are recommended for easy connection.