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This 2-ply elephant trunk hose features a 10-inch inner diameter and is specifically designed for material handling in concrete batch plants. It is used for the gravity-fed transfer of dry, abrasive materials such as cement and aggregates, often as a flexible chute or boot to direct flow and control dust. The robust, multi-ply construction provides resistance to abrasion and tearing, making it a necessary replacement part for maintaining efficient and clean plant operations.
Technical Specifications
Inner Diameter10 inches
Outer Diameter10.52 inches
Tube MaterialTan Gum Rubber
Cover MaterialBlack SBR/NR Rubber Compound
Reinforcement2-Ply High Tensile Synthetic Cord
Maximum Recommended Working Pressure45 PSI
Temperature Range-20°F to 180°F
Key Features
10-inch inner diameter
2-ply high-tensile synthetic cord reinforcement
Designed for gravity flow of abrasive materials
Abrasion and cut-resistant construction
Flexible for use as a chute or boot in dust collection and material transfer systems
Fits These Mixers
Vince Hagan, CMW, Con-E-Co, Erie Strayer, Stephens, Donaldson Torit. This hose is a universal component for concrete batch plant dust collection and material handling systems. It is commonly used on equipment from manufacturers like Vince Hagan, Con-E-Co, and others where a 10-inch flexible vent or transfer hose is required.
All measurements ± standard manufacturing tolerance.
Product descriptions are drafted with automated tools and reviewed as time allows. While we work to keep them accurate, specifications and fitment should be confirmed with a Customer Service specialist at 800-745-3414 before purchase. Found an error? Let us know and we’ll fix it.
Specifications
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Sub Category
Boots
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