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ENG - Linatex 1000 Dredge Hose Spec Sheet.pdf
                        
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                                                Linatex	® Dredge Flex Hose (1000)	
Technical Specifications	 	
Design Features
•  
Heavy duty robust construction 
designed to handle large 	 	
dredged particles
•  
Hoop ring or spring wire helix 
construction for flexibility or full 
vacuum during service
•  
Tailor made designs, including 	 	
self-floater, suction dredge hose 	 	
and flexible discharge hoses
•  
Suitable for slurries containing rock, 
shell and coral
Properties 
•  
Nominal bores from 150mm (6”)	 	
to 1200mm (47”)*
•  
Lengths up to 11.8 metres (38ft) 
• Working pressures up to 20 bar
• Safety factor of 4:1
•  
Flange options include fixed, 	 	
swivel, double flange and built in 
nipple designs
Minerals
Applications
Custom designed and tailored 
solutions ideal for:
•   Gimbal or Trunnion hoses for hopper 
or suction cutter dredges
•   Self-floater and flexible delivery 
hoses and sleeves for dredge lines 
•   Bow connection hoses for transfer 
from dredge and hopper
•   Jetwater hoses on trunnion 	 	
suction pipes
•   Hose bends in dredge 	 	
pump discharge 
  *   Custom internal diameters are 	 	also available. 	
Heavy duty reliability
The Linatex	® 1000 dredge flex hose range is designed to perform and provide 	
outstanding reliability in the most extreme working environments. Tailor-made 
designs are custom produced to meet your unique needs. The hose’s heavy duty 
construction reliably handles harsh dredging environments and each hose is 
designed for the specific application. 
Engineered hoop hose construction is designed for maximum flexibility \
under 
vacuum conditions and incorporates fixed or double flanges to cater \
for high loads 
upon flexing. On the discharge line, the product offering ranges from short flexible 
dredge sleeves or flanged hoses that allow for flexibility between p\
iping through to 
complete hose discharge lines.  
The discharge lines may be supplied as self-floater designs that incorporate a\
n 	 	
in-built high density foam to support flotation, through to long length discharge 
hoses that are constructed to be supported by external polyurethane hose collars 	 	
or pontoons.
Copyright © 2015, Weir Minerals Australia Ltd. All rights reserved. WEIR and WEIR (logo) are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Weir Engineering Services Limited. LINATEX, LINACURE and the LINATEX RED COLOUR are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Linatex Ltd. WMD0150/052017	
Weir Minerals	 	
linatex@mail.weir
www.minerals.weir	
Wear liner composition is critical to the performance of 
your Linatex	® rubber hose. With over 90 years of rubber 	
manufacturing experience, we have the expertise to 
select the best compound for your specified application. 
Our superior Linatex	® rubber compounds provide 	
your application with outstanding wear resistance and 
extended wear life. This is designed to achieve the 
lowest total cost of ownership for all our hoses.
For more information, please refer to our range of 
Linatex	® rubber technical specification sheets.
                                                
                                            
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Date d'upload du document :
                                                
                                                        jeudi 12 mars 2020