Specialist in rubber & conveyor belt splicing since 2004
Business Partner Number: 0200047597
Specialist in rubber & conveyor belt splicing since 2004
Business Partner Number: 0200047597
We aim to deliver services that are beyond customers' expectation at all times by delivering very personalised services to our clients. We also adopt to a more friendly environment and efficiency and also develop and encourage staff to archive greater output and accountability. No Customer or Project is either "Big or Small" for Headouph Engineering.
We provide hot and cold conveyor belt splicing for our entire range of conveyor belts.
Our rubber lining services can guarantee protection and life extension for your systems
Our pulley Lagging makes sure of optimal grip and prevents wear and reduces spillage.
Choosing a high quality and that too at a discout is a big deal for your next projects.
We specialise in the blast cleaning of buildings, structures, fabrications and public spaces.
Thanks for your excellent service you have gone above and beyond to help us at Bituman World, Well Done keep up the excellent service
We have stock of equipment at our Harare based workshop which caters for all rubberizing and belts materials, conveyor belts, rubberizing of launders, tanks, pipes, pulley etc, conveyor belt splicing (hot/cold) and repairs and Ceramic Tile Lining.
Abrasive media is generally inexpensive and many types are reusable. Blasting offers additional economic advantages because it efficiently cleans surfaces better and faster than traditional techniques. It’s also effective at removing rust on metal surfaces.
Abrasive blasting prepares surfaces for coating applications effectively. During the process, it’s important to keep temperatures and relative humidity levels low using temporary climate control solutions to eliminate excess moisture that could hinder the protective coating’s application and drying. Temperature and humidity control is particularly vital when preparing metal surfaces, as the bare metal’s exposure to the environment makes is susceptible to oxidation.
Headouph Engineering is the best in temporary climate control solutions. Whether you’re preparing a ship or cleaning mechanical components in a factory, Headouph will help create an environment that promotes worker health and safety, increased productivity and improved coating performance.
Abrasive wear costs the material handling industry billions of dollars each year in downtime and replacements. The supply and application of abrasion resistant materials is a multimillion dollar a year industry. This covers products from epoxies to the hardest most abrasion resistant materials known to man. Choosing the right wear material for your particular application should not be left to the special interest of a one dimensional company or its salesmen. Evaluating and comparing historical information as it relates to your application is what we do best.
Utilizing our vast experience, our access to the best materials available, and using materials with a proven track record, will give you the confidence to allow CBP to be your one source to successfully cover a wide range of abrasion resistant solutions.
Industrial hoses are more than a flexible, reinforced tube. They are the heart of your operation serving as transfer lines for a variety of applications in today’s major industries. Each industry has it’s own specific needs and choosing the right type of hose, from material to size, is key to your operation running smoothly.
Hoses are a key part to the proper functioning of many industries. Industrial hoses are used for the transfer of chemicals, petroleum, fuel, air, water, bulk material and for water suction and discharge. Choosing the right hose to transfer materials for your project is important. Choosing the wrong hose can be catastrophic. The wrong material and pressure rating can ruin your reputation and even cause injury. Let’s look at the most common types of industrial hoses and their applications.
Chemical Transfer Hoses
These hoses are used to transfer a variety of industrial chemicals, and are most often used in pressure, gravity flow, and suction service.
Working with chemicals can be very dangerous, so your hose must withstand the pressures you are putting upon it. Have questions on how to make sure you choose the right hose for chemical transfer? Refer to our free Chemical Resistance Guide for more information.
Petroleum transfer hoses
Petroleum transfer hoses and tubes are used to transfer oil, gas, and petroleum based solvents in a variety of industries.
You’ll find these hoses commonly used in industries such as agriculture, ship building, quarries, mines, railroads, factories, and construction. These heavy duty tubes are perfect for the transfer of high temperature petroleum based materials such as tar, asphalt, and hot oils.
They are also suitable for suction and discharge service on tank trucks, tank cars, or at bulk stations. Petroleum transfer hoses are generally made of a synthetic rubber, and have a medium to high oil resistance.
Steam Hoses
Steam hoses are rugged hoses are used for all-around steam service.
Steam hoses can be used for steam-cleaning, pressure washing, heat control, fire prevention, pumping, thawing, blow-out service, steam pumps, hoists, chemical plants, and refineries. They are typically made of synthetic rubber, and reinforced with steel wire.
Food & Beverage Hoses
Food and beverage hoses are sanitary transfer hoses used to handle the transfer of edible materials from tank trucks, and into plant service. These are suction and discharge hoses that handle most every type of dry bulk material, liquid in gravity flow and vacuum service in the food and beverage industries.
Food hoses are often made of synthetic rubber and must be in compliance with FDA and USDA. Some common materials used in food are Nitrile, white and clear PVC and Neoprene.
Abrasive Material Hoses
Abrasive material hoses are sturdy, heavy duty hoses that convey non-oily abrasive or coarse materials such as rocks, chips, slurry, mud, sand, limestone, and plastic pellets.
Abrasive material hoses are recommended where static buildup can be a problem, so you can often find them used in tank trucks for in-plant service used as a static dissipating/static conductive hose.
These hoses are typically made of thick pure gum rubber, but over the years improved engineering and compounding has permitted lighter weight and more flexible hoses, such as those made of urethane, to enter the market. Abrasive material hoses have a finite life cycle and should be rotated during use for even wear. Service life varies depending on operating conditions, hours of use and material or product being conveyed.
Air Hoses
Air hoses are used for industrial air service, compressor lines, pneumatic tools, low pressure spray and other applications. Air hose assemblies can be easily coupled or fitted with quick disconnects to make line connections simple and efficient for your needs.
You can often find air hoses in agricultural fields, construction, warehouses, garages, and other industrial multipurpose applications. They are often nonconductive, and resistant to oil.
Water Hoses
Water hoses are used for the transport of water in many industries.
You can find water hoses used for beverages, agricultural hand sprayers, construction, and fire departments.
They are often nonconductive, and resistant to oil. You may also use these hoses septic tank cleaning and other general industrial and agricultural applications where chemical resistance may be required.
Tested and Inspected
No matter what type of hose you need for your project or work, it’s imperative to have your hoses inspected and tested regularly. Hoses and couplings should be inspected prior to each use, especially when working with dangerous or hazardous chemicals.
You should visually inspect your hose daily to make sure there are no cracks, cuts, abrasions, exposed reinforcement, or blisters. Other more intensive tests should be done by professionals such as testing with chemicals, or bonds between fittings.
Headouph Engineering Can Help With All Your Hose and Hose Assemblies Needs
At headouph Engineering, we have what you need and know how to set you up for success in your endeavors.
Browse our product catalogs here, and we’ll work with you to make sure your hose is the best fit for your needs.
To request a quote or inquire for more information, contact us at +263 782 182494.
Abrasive wear costs the material handling industry billions of dollars each year in downtime and replacements. The supply and application of abrasion resistant materials is a multimillion dollar a year industry. This covers products from epoxies to the hardest most abrasion resistant materials known to man. Choosing the right wear material for your particular application should not be left to the special interest of a one dimensional company or its salesmen.
Hoses are a key part to the proper functioning of many industries. Industrial hoses are used for the transfer of chemicals, petroleum, fuel, air, water, bulk material and for water suction and discharge. Choosing the right hose to transfer materials for your project is important. Choosing the wrong hose can be catastrophic. The wrong material and pressure rating can ruin your reputation and even cause injury. Let’s look at the most common types of industrial hoses and their applications.
Abrasive blasting prepares surfaces for coating applications effectively. During the process, it’s important to keep temperatures and relative humidity levels low using temporary climate control solutions to eliminate excess moisture that could hinder the protective coating’s application and drying. Temperature and humidity control is particularly vital when preparing metal surfaces, as the bare metal’s exposure to the environment makes is susceptible to oxidation.
We provide innovative product solutions for sustainable progress. Our professional team works to increase productivity and cost effectiveness on the market.
We go beyond meeting our customers' expectation at all times and we are available for 24hrs and seven days a week on our hotline numbers 0772 866 260 & 0773 488 726.
NB Headouph Engineering also supplies other companies apart from those mentioned.
