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The EN 857 standard was developed by the European Committee for Standardization (CEN) to ensure the reliability and safety of hydraulic hoses used across various industries. The designation '1SC' refers to one specific type of hydraulic hose within this standard. The '1' indicates a single spiral construction, while 'SC' denotes that it is a compact hose.

1. 1% High Pressure Hoses A hose rated for 1% high pressure typically indicates that the hose can handle pressures slightly above atmospheric levels, often used in applications requiring light-duty operation. These hoses may be used in situations where precision and careful handling of fluids are essential, such as laboratory settings or low-pressure hydraulic systems.

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5. Use Correct Fittings Ensure that the fittings you are using match the hose specifications to avoid leaks and ensure proper airflow.

Rubber air hoses are typically made from durable, flexible rubber materials that resist wear and tear. One primary feature that sets them apart from hoses made of other materials, such as vinyl or polyurethane, is their strength and resilience against extreme conditions. Rubber air hoses can withstand high pressures and are less likely to kink or crack, ensuring a consistent airflow. Additionally, many rubber hoses are reinforced with layers of fabric or wire to enhance their structural integrity.