Hydraulic high-pressure twin hoses are specialized hoses used in hydraulic systems to transmit fluid under high pressure. These hoses are typically constructed with durable materials like rubber or thermoplastic and are designed to withstand the high pressures encountered in hydraulic systems.

Here’s how they work:

• Fluid under high pressure is pumped into one end of the twin hose assembly.
• The fluid travels through one of the hoses, while the other hose acts as a return line, carrying the fluid back to the hydraulic system.
• The hoses are connected to hydraulic components such as cylinders, motors, or valves.
• As the fluid flows through the hoses, it generates force or motion in the connected hydraulic components.
• The hoses must be properly sized and rated to handle the pressure and flow requirements of the hydraulic system.
• Regular inspection and maintenance are essential to ensure the integrity and safety of the hoses, as any damage or degradation can lead to leaks or system failure.