Pump Hose Suction 50mm (Per Metre)
Small-scale contractors and tradies drawing clean or lightly contaminated water into pumps. Ideal for site tanks, irrigation systems or…
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Small-scale contractors and tradies drawing clean or lightly contaminated water into pumps. Ideal for site tanks, irrigation systems or…
Civil and plumbing crews needing slightly higher suction capacity for tanks, pits or shallow groundwater. Used for stormwater drainage or…
Site teams and construction crews requiring medium-duty suction hose for high-volume inlet supply. Commonly connected to 4” pumps for…
Contractors and mine operators transferring large volumes from ponds, dams, or holding tanks. Suitable for high-flow suction in dewatering…
Heavy-duty pumping applications requiring secure, large-diameter inlet hosing. Ideal for flood relief, major excavation drainage or…
Municipal and emergency response teams handling extreme flow rates for flood control or water diversion. Used in conjunction with very…
Suction hoses can be secured in place by Camlock or Bauer fittings. When setting up a suction hose, make sure the fitting is secured tightly to ensure liquid does not leak from the system during use.
Yes, suction hoses can be used to pump hot liquids to a certain extent. If you’re concerned about whether the product will suit your needs, check the temperature rating of your suction hose with our team before hiring.
Store a suction hose free of pressure points, out of direct sunlight and in a cool, dry area to help preserve the material and avoid kinks in the hose.