In terms of flexibility, liquid hoses also have significant advantages. Liquid hoses are usually designed in a soft tubular shape, which can easily bend, fold, and stretch, adapting to various complex spatial layouts and transmission needs. This makes liquid hoses perform well in liquid transmission in narrow spaces, curved paths, or mobile devices, providing great convenience for various application scenarios.

The liquid hose has been carefully selected in terms of material. Common liquid hose materials include rubber, silicone, polyurethane (PU), and polyvinyl chloride (PVC). These materials not only have good corrosion resistance and wear resistance, and can meet the transmission needs of various liquid media, but also have excellent elasticity and flexibility, making hoses easy to adapt to various complex transmission environments.

The hose also has multiple functional characteristics to meet the needs of different fields. For example, certain hoses have characteristics such as anti-static, fire-resistant, or food grade, making them safer and more reliable in specific environments. At the same time, the hose can also be customized according to needs, such as adjusting parameters such as length, diameter, wall thickness, etc., to meet the requirements of specific application scenarios.

Hoses are highly favored for their excellent flexibility. Compared to traditional rigid pipelines, hoses can be bent, twisted, or even folded, making them adaptable to various complex spatial layouts and transmission requirements. Whether it's curved channels, narrow spaces, or connections on mobile devices, hoses can easily handle them, providing great convenience for transmission work.