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realAx CSM (Hypalon) Hose

realAx CSM (Hypalon) Hose is a peristaltic pump hose for realAx peristaltic pumps. Its CSM / Hypalon construction is intended for strong oxidising and corrosive chemicals. Correct pumping-element selection supports chemical compatibility, service life and reliable dosing or transfer. Request a quote for realAx CSM (Hypalon) Hose from AxFlow.

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Key Specifications

  • Pressure up to 15 bar

Product features

  • CSM / Hypalon construction → Matches the product-contact material to the intended medium.
  • Application focus: strong oxidising and corrosive chemicals → Supports targeted material selection instead of a generic hose choice.
  • Peristaltic product containment → Keeps the process liquid inside the replaceable pumping element.
  • Replaceable wear component → Simplifies routine maintenance and spare-parts planning.
  • No mechanical seal in the product path → Reduces potential leakage points around rotating seals.
  • Material-specific chemical resistance → Helps protect tube or hose life when compatibility is confirmed.
  • Suitable for controlled dosing and transfer → Supports repeatable peristaltic pumping behaviour.
  • Compatibility depends on pump model → Prevents incorrect use across different realAx sizes.
  • Operating conditions affect service life → Encourages correct pressure, speed and temperature selection.
  • AxFlow selection support → Helps confirm medium, pump and pumping-element compatibility.

Product description

realAx CSM (Hypalon) Hose is a replaceable pumping element for realAx peristaltic pumps and is intended for strong oxidising and corrosive chemicals. Because the process liquid is contained within the hose, the material of the inner product-contact layer is a central selection factor for chemical compatibility, hygiene and wear resistance.

The pumping element is manufactured from CSM / Hypalon and is repeatedly compressed during pump operation. This allows the peristaltic pump to move the medium without mechanical seals in the product path. The material is particularly relevant for concentrated acids, alkalis and oxidising media such as hydrogen peroxide.

The identification colour is green. These values describe the published material or product range and must be considered together with the selected pump model, speed and process conditions.

Service life depends strongly on pressure, speed, temperature, chemistry and solids. Chemical compatibility must be checked for the actual medium. AxFlow can help confirm pump-model compatibility and the most suitable hose or tube material so maintenance intervals and lifecycle cost can be managed predictably.


Performance

Max Differential Pressure
15 bar
Max Temperature
70 Celsius
Min Temperature
-20 Celsius

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realAx CSM (Hypalon) Hose is intended for strong oxidising and corrosive chemicals. Its CSM / Hypalon construction makes it relevant where this material is compatible with the pumped medium. AxFlow can help verify the duty before selection.
The product is intended for concentrated acids, alkalis and oxidising media such as hydrogen peroxide. Compatibility is not universal and depends on concentration, temperature and exposure conditions. The actual medium should therefore be checked against the selected material.
These values must be used together with the relevant realAx pump model and operating speed. Final suitability should be confirmed for the actual process.
There is no single replacement interval because hose and tube life depends on pressure, speed, temperature, chemistry and abrasive loading. Planned inspection should therefore be based on the actual duty. AxFlow can support spare-parts and maintenance planning.
Check the exact pump model, tube or hose dimensions, material and duty conditions. Some materials are available only for specific realAx pump families or sizes. Contact AxFlow to confirm compatibility before ordering.
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