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Rubber hoses have varying lifespans. Multiple factors impact on the lifespan of your hose, including the material selected, the purpose and the industry the hose is being used in. However, there are a range of tips and tricks you can use to maintain and expand the lifespan of your rubber hose to ensure longevity and optimal performance, so you can get the absolute best out of your hose.

Rubber hoses are used both in household and industrial settings because of their durable and versatile nature, typically for the transportation and circulation of liquids and gases. Choosing the most appropriate material for your rubber hose is dependent on your needs, but it doesn’t have to be difficult.

Current off-the-shelf seals and rubber parts simply aren't doing their part to stand up to the durability and uniqueness that this sort of restoration needs.

Caravan season is approaching, and it’s crucial that your caravan is weather-tight. Rubber seals are not permanent and will lead to issues like water ingress, draughts, and costly repairs

Regarding marine safety, there's nothing as important as vessel and docking facility security.

Among the different types of fenders, rubber D fenders are one of the most popular because of their durability, versatility, and shock-absorbing characteristics.

Winterising can protect your boat from cold-weather damage and can help avoid long-term breakdowns.

Even the most durable rubbers, like Viton, will still fall prey to environmental and chemical forces that degrade them over time. In this article, we’ll explain why.

Snow, ice, and freezing temperatures can make our roads turn into challenging, even hazardous routes. This is why our local councils need snow ploughs to keep our region safe and accessible for drivers.