Hydraulic Hose & Fitting Maintenance Guide
Regular Inspection
Cleaning & Care
When to Replace
Maintenance Images
Regular Inspection Tips
Inspect for cracks, abrasions, or cuts on hoses regularly.
Check fittings for rust, corrosion, or leaks.
Ensure hoses are not twisted, kinked, or rubbing against metal.
Use protective sleeves in high-abrasion areas.
Cleaning & Preventive Care
Wipe hoses with a clean cloth to remove dust and oil residue.
Use mild soap and water for deep cleaning (avoid solvents).
Store hoses in a dry, shaded place away from direct sunlight.
Drain fluid from unused hoses before storage.
When to Replace Hoses & Fittings
Replace if you notice visible swelling or bubble formation.
Replace fittings that leak even after re-tightening.
Replace hoses after 5 years of regular use, even if no damage is visible.
Use hoses with proper pressure ratings only.
Maintenance Visuals
Use visuals to identify faults easily: