Better Together! 2 Great Products E-Z BEND IS THE EASIEST 4SH HOSE TO ASSEMBLE & USE! Today’s compact applications require a hydraulic hose with a tight bend radius and needs minimal force required. KURT E-Z Bend hose are the answer...
For years, Foster’s BETA (DIN) Hydraulic Cushion Clamps have been the go-to solution for securing hydraulic hoses, pipes, tubes, and electrical cables. Built for shock absorption, vibration dampening, and noise reduction, they’re an essential component in industrial, mobile, and marine applications.Made in the USA (Springfield,...
With so many Aeroquip hydraulic hose crimpers, which one is right for you? This video breaks it down and shows you why and what you need to get started on your journey of the best crimper for your needs.
Worth a watch! Danfoss and and zero emission goals. Not only is there electrification, but automation which will help with speed, accuracy, and training. The future's so bright... ahhh you know...
On a December Trip to Las Vegas, we decided to check out the water levels of Lake Mead. We were surprised by the water levels, and saw them for ourselves! It is eerily low, almost to the point where it...
Now through September 24th, save an additional 5% on ZSI Foster Products. Use code AUGSEPTFOSTER at time of checkout (Or click the code word here to have it automatically applied.) Limited time offer. Does not apply to special net quotes. This is...
It's nice to see that in the future, albeit a dystopian future, that they're still using quality brand name Aeroquip hydraulic hose to power their fluid power needs! This is the still shots of GH781-6 hose with what looks to...
Murdock Industrial is a proud member of the NFPA - National Fluid Power Association - focusing on proper training in standards and listening to industry leaders in Fluid Power and Fluid Transfer solutions. https://web.nfpa.com/aboutnfpa/memberdirectoryproductlocator.aspx?ltr=Murdock When it comes to custom hydraulic...
So annoying... you'd think that any metal to metal connections would be fine... but no! There is a thing called Galvanic Corrosion... where two dissimilar metals and alloys have different electrode potentials. They become reactive and and bond together over...
