FDA & ISO Compliant · OEM to Drawing
Industrial Hoses Matched to Your Fluid, Pressure and Temperature
Food grade, PTFE, chemical transfer, hydraulic, silicone and suction hoses — specified against your duty conditions, not pulled off a shelf. Send the operating data and we come back with options and figures.
Product Ranges
Hose Ranges We Supply
Eight core ranges, each with specifications and a selection walkthrough rather than a bare product grid.
Why PureFlow
Specified for your duty, not a shelf code
Every hose is matched against your fluid, pressure, temperature and cleaning regime — then handed back with figures, not a catalogue number.
Materials matched to the fluid
EPDM, NBR, UHMWPE, PTFE and platinum-cured silicone selected against the product you transfer — with certification data to back the choice.
OEM and custom to drawing
Built to your drawing or sample in the material and construction you specify. Tooling, prototype and production in one line.
Certification you can trust
FDA, EU 1935/2004, 3-A, SAE and ISO compliance data provided with every quotation — and test certificates with every assembly.
Selection Guides
Latest Guides
Short, practical walkthroughs on picking the right hose for the duty.
Chemical Transfer Hose: The Complete Guide to Liners, Standards and Selection
A complete engineering guide to chemical transfer hose: why the liner decides everything, UHMWPE vs PTFE vs XLPE liner comparison, EN 12115 and ISO 2929 standards, static electricity control, chemical compatibility and a five-step selection process.
Hose Assemblies: The Complete Guide to Fittings, Crimping, Testing and Specification
A complete guide to hose assemblies: why the assembly — not the hose — is the deliverable, fitting types from camlock to flange, crimping vs clamp-on vs reusable terminations, pressure and leak testing, the custom assembly workflow, and specification checkpoints.
Hydraulic Hose: The Complete Engineering Guide to SAE 100R Series and Selection
A complete engineering guide to hydraulic hose: the SAE 100R series decoded (R1AT to R15), how working pressure relates to burst pressure, EN 853/856/857 equivalents, pulse life testing, common failure modes and a five-step selection process.