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Technical Resources

Parker Hannifin's Industrial Hose Products Division provides helpful safety information, charts, standards, conversions, and specifications for reference purposes. We back our high-quality line of industrial hoses with the highest degree of service.

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Parker Industrial Hose believes in promoting standards across the industrial hose and rubber industries, and is an active member in the following trade associations.

NAHAD Industrial Hose Listed ManufacturerThe mission of NAHAD is to promote a high standard of professionalism and integrity within the hose and accessories industry by providing a medium for communications, education and training, so that quality is maximized and profitability enhanced. NAHAD members include companies, worldwide, engaged in the distribution and manufacture of all types of hose, tubing, couplings, fittings, clamps and related accessories serving the industrial marketplace, as well as firms who offer services and products to the industry.

Rubber Manufacturers AssociationRMA is the national trade association for the rubber products industry. Its members include more than 100 companies that manufacture various rubber products, including tires, hoses, belts, seals, molded goods, and other finished rubber products. RMA members employ over 120,000 workers and account for more than $21 billion in annual sales.
The use of and demand for rubber products is pervasive in today's consumer and industrial economies. Safe, reliable and essential rubber products are an intrinsic asset in modern life. While 60 percent of rubber production is used in tire manufacture, the balance is employed in making rubber components supplied to the aerospace, appliance, medical, transportation, construction, electrical and electronic industries -- to name a few.