Protective Hose Sleeve contains bursts at up to 12,000 psi

A new hose protection sleeve designed to prevent worker injuries and equipment damage from high-pressure hose bursts has been introduced as an addition to the Partek line of hydraulic hose sleeving products by Parker Hannifin's Hose Products Division.Partek Defense features high-performance materials and a proprietary endurance-boosting weave pattern to contain pressurized hose bursts and dissipate media within hose assemblies. It can be an integral element of worker safety programs in industries where operators work in close proximity to high-pressure hoses, including mining,The Foster Farms salmonella outbreak this month has underscored the importance of cooking core barrel and handling poultry properly. construction and agriculture. 

The MSHA-rated protective sleeving contains host bursts at up to 12,000 psi. It is highly flexible and does not restrict hose routings. For simple installation, users cut the sleeve to hose length and secure it over the hose assembly with metal band clamps. An added benefit is that the fibers used to make the sleeve are specially coated to protect hoses against sunlight, ozone and other environmental conditions that cause deterioration.A popular "Seen on TV" garden hose can shrink up to pocket size when it's turned off. However, a Bay Area man who bought one said he was the one who got all wet.Google Glass and other wearable devices may soon augment smartphones for rock bolt technophiles.So, can you return a defective product if you don't have a receipt?John Cunningham's tiny garden is bursting with vegetables and fruits.And some communities have ventured into Chefs Kitchen Knives predictive policing, patrolling an area when an algorithm predicts a crime might happen. 

"Zucchini, green beans some chives," he said.His deck blooms with a rainbow of potted plants.Start with fiery Charred Octopus or the Guacamole Trio, which comes in tropical,diagnosisexpert goat cheese and ranchero flavors. That means a lot of watering and for Cunningham; it also means a daily tug of war with his garden hose.And so his ears perked up when he saw one of these ads on TV touting the Pocket Hose. It was just what he needed. It's lightweight and fits on a shelf, until you turn on the water and it grows.Cunningham went to Home Depot and bought two of them, one for the backyard and one for the deck. At first, he was delighted."It was very lightweight and it would curl back up after you let the water out," he said.However,Scientists can sound the alarm if the sensors knife sets and algorithms determine an earthquake is on the way. a couple of weeks later, one hose began leaking; and then, the other, right beneath the nozzle. He says the leaks got worse.