Dayco KWIK-FLEX value hose line
Dayco is rounding out its hydraulic offering with the expansion of its KWIK-FLEX product line, a competitively priced line that was only available on a limited basis in Canada.
KWIK-FLEX now includes more comprehensive coverage for the most popular types and sizes of hoses and fittings and is available to customers in both the United States and Canada for order.
The initial product offering includes a variety of different hose types –– all of which meet or exceed the appropriate SAE hose ratings. KWIK-FLEX also features some of the most popular fitting types to ensure leak-proof performance regardless of application, including JIC, 45° flare, O-ring boss, O-ring face seal, flange and American dryseal pipe thread.
“Expanding our hydraulics line is part of a greater strategic initiative at Dayco to ensure we have full coverage in the industrial market sector,” said Tyler Samagalski, Director of Industrial, Fluid Power and Performance for Dayco North America. “This is a big area of growth for Dayco, and you will continue to see more industrial products from us as we head into 2022.”
The KWIK-FLEX line features 600+ part numbers and covers the most popular industrial applications including agriculture, timber, construction, manufacturing and transportation equipment. The hoses are constructed to move hydraulic fluids at normal flow rates yet engineered to handle a wide temperature range and abrasive conditions.
Through extensive research and development of hydraulic hoses and fittings for pressurized fluid systems, Dayco understands the needs of today’s industrial hydraulic users. Dayco’s hose and fittings are at the forefront of the hydraulics market and provide extensive coverage with reliable service for the machinery, construction, agriculture and transportation segments.
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