Submarine Hose for Oil, LNG, and LPG Transfer
Zebung Rubber Technology offers top-quality submarine hoses designed for reliability and efficiency in underwater applications. Engineered to withstand extreme pressures and harsh conditions, our hoses ensure seamless fluid transfer between offshore installations and underwater pipelines. With options including float collars and non-float collars, our submarine hoses cater to diverse needs, making them versatile for various underwater operations. Trusted for transporting oil and other fluids, our submarine hoses are essential for offshore oil exploration and underwater construction projects. With our products, expect unmatched performance and durability below the surface.
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- Mainline Submarine Hose with Collars As an important oil hose in the marine industry, the submarine hose is suitable for use in connecting with subsea manifolds, and main submarine pipelines fitted in the hose strings on the single buoy mooring system. This subsea hoses are available with single carcass and double carcass design.
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- Mainline Submarine Hose without Collars Designed without float collars, the submarine hose is suitable for use in connecting with subsea manifolds, and main submarine pipelines fitted in the hose strings on the single buoy mooring system. Single carcass hose and double carcass hose can be designed and manufactured according to the actual offshore application.
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- One End Reinforced Submarine Hose with Collars With nearly two decade experience in marine hoses, Zebung is able to design and manufacture the best fitted submarine hoses after taking into consideration many factors such as water depth, tide, buoy excursions and wave patterns. Single carcass hose and double carcass hose with specified specifications can be made.
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- One End Reinforced Submarine Hose without CollarsDesigned without float collards, the submarine hose features textile reinforced bonded elastomers used as the lining. This one end reinforced subsea hose is used for connecting with the buoy systems, subsea manifolds, etc.