High-Pressure Cement Hose - API 7K / API 17K Certified Hose for Cementing and High-Pressure Fluid Transfer

The High-Pressure Cement Hose is an API 7K / API 17K certified flexible hose engineered for cementing, fracturing, and high-pressure fluid transfer operations. Designed for use in oilfield drilling, well servicing, and hydraulic fracturing applications, it delivers reliable pressure control, safety, and durability under extreme working conditions.

Key Features

• API 7K / API 17K Certified — Complies with international oil and gas industry standards for high-pressure flexible hose assemblies.
• Exceptional Pressure Performance — Designed for working pressures up to 105 MPa (15,000 psi) for demanding cementing and pumping operations.
• Multi-Layer Reinforced Construction — Incorporates high-tensile steel wire spirals and synthetic rubber layers for superior strength and fatigue resistance.
• High Abrasion & Impact Resistance — Rugged outer cover resists mechanical wear, rough handling, and extreme environmental exposure.
• Flexible and Lightweight Design — Easy to handle and install in tight working areas, reducing rig-up time and labor cost.
• Corrosion-Resistant Protection — Resistant to oil, mud, seawater, and drilling chemicals to ensure long service life in harsh field conditions.
• Customizable End Fittings — Available with API flanges, hammer unions, or quick couplings to meet customer-specific application needs.

Applications

• Cementing Units and Manifolds
• High-Pressure Pumping Systems
• Drilling Mud Circulation Lines
• Oilfield Fracturing Operations
• Offshore and Onshore Well Servicing
• Acidizing and Pressure Testing Applications

Installation & Maintenance Guidelines

1. Inspect Before Installation: Check for cuts, deformation, or damage before each use.
2. Use API-Certified Fittings: Connect using only API-approved flanges or hammer unions to ensure leak-free operation.
3. Avoid Overbending: Follow recommended minimum bend radius to prevent internal damage or delamination.
4. Perform Regular Pressure Testing: Periodically test hoses under hydrostatic conditions to verify safety performance.
5. Clean After Each Operation: Flush the inner bore with compatible fluids to prevent residue accumulation and corrosion.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)