Neoprene-coated fiberglass duct hoses are used to blow or exhaust hot air for pellet drying applications in the plastics-processing industry. These lightweight, flexible hoses are flame-retardant and self-extinguishing. They can handle fumes at low pressures and moderately high temperatures, but they are not recommended for applications with continuous flexing, liquids, or abrasives.

These neoprene-coated fiberglass duct hoses have smooth liners that provide maximum airflow and minimize friction loss. Neoprene-coated fiberglass duct hoses blow or exhaust hot air in applications such as pellet drying, pre-launch fuel venting, and Lav waste fume removal. These lightweight, flexible hoses are flame-retardant and self-extinguishing. They handle fumes at low pressures and moderately high temperatures, but they are not recommended for applications with continuous flexing, liquids, or abrasives.

Silicone-coated fiberglass duct hoses are used to blow or exhaust hot air for pellet drying applications in the plastics-processing industry and to vent lavatory waste fumes and prelaunch fuel fumes in the aerospace industry. These lightweight, flexible hoses are ideal for high-temperature air flow and fume removal, and they can also be used for handling dust, fumes, and light powder. The hoses resist damage from exposure to UV rays and weather and will not kink. They have a smooth interior that maximizes air flow through the hose and minimizes friction. These hoses are not recommended for use with liquids or abrasive materials.

These thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) duct hoses are reinforced with a wire helix that provides strength and durability, preventing collapsing or kinking under pressure or vacuum. TPE duct hoses are lightweight, flexible, and durable for low-pressure exhaust and defroster applications. They resist abrasion, chemicals, moisture, ozone, and UV rays.