Liquid Nitrogen Transfer Hose

A flexible tube called a liquid nitrogen transfer hose is used to move liquid nitrogen from a storage tank to a work location. The hose is often constructed out of a substance like stainless steel or PTFE that can withstand the freezing temperatures of liquid nitrogen. Additionally, the hose is frequently insulated to stop heat loss.

Applications for liquid nitrogen transfer hoses include research labs, healthcare facilities, and industrial environments. Liquid nitrogen is transferred through the hoses for a number of uses, including cooling equipment, doing experiments, and cryogenically preserving samples.

To prevent exposure to the icy temperature of liquid nitrogen, it is crucial to take safety precautions when using a liquid nitrogen transfer hose. To prevent leaks, the hose should be handled cautiously. Keeping the hose away from heat sources will also help to avoid the liquid nitrogen from boiling.

Some safety measures to follow when using a liquid nitrogen transfer hose are listed below:

• When working with the hose, wear gloves and safety eyewear.
• Keep heat sources away from the hose.
• Make sure the hose doesn't touch your skin or eyes.
• If the hose leaks, leave the area right away and open the windows to the outside.

When using a liquid nitrogen transfer hose, you may assist avoid accidents and injuries by using these safety steps.

The following are some things to take into account while selecting a liquid nitrogen transfer hose:

• Material: The hose needs to be manufactured of a substance that can withstand liquid nitrogen's extremely low temperature.
• Insulation: To stop heat loss, the hose needs to be insulated.
• Length: The hose needs to be the right length for the job.
• The hose should have the proper diameter for the liquid nitrogen flow rate.
• Price: Depending on the hose's material, insulation, length, and diameter, the price will change.

You may select a liquid nitrogen transfer hose that is reliable and safe for your application by taking these criteria into account. 

 Specification

FAQ

1. How many different types of liquid nitrogen transfer hoses do you provide?

Ans - We provide Liquid Nitrogen Transfer Hose in a range of sizes and combinations, both standard and customised. For greater strength and flexibility, our standard hose is constructed from dependable stainless steel that has been reinforced with braided armour plating.

2. Why is employing a liquid nitrogen transfer hose advantageous?

Ans- The advantages of liquid nitrogen transfer hoses include their durability, flexibility, exceptional heat resistance, and robust abrasion resistance. They are suitable for many applications, including cryogenic systems, superconductivity, and liquid cooling systems, and they can endure extremely low temperatures.

3. What does the connector for the liquid nitrogen transfer hose look like?

Ans - A stainless steel ferrule, two fittings, and a connection are what make up a typical liquid nitrogen transfer hose connection. The connection is created by fastening each fitting to the ferrule.

4. What is the average length of a liquid nitrogen transfer hose?

Ans - Depending on the size and configuration required, the length of a standard liquid nitrogen transfer hose might range from 18" to 108".

5. Can a liquid nitrogen transfer hose be used in applications requiring low pressure?

Ans - A liquid nitrogen transfer hose can be used in low pressure applications, hence the answer is yes. To increase the hose's strength and resistance to deterioration under these conditions, reinforcement might be added.