at what pressure are whip check required

Whip checks are typically available in two materials: galvanized steel and stainless steel. Both materials offer corrosion resistance, and we manufacture both types.

A whip arrestor is simply another name for a whip check, both are used to restrain hoses from whipping.

Nylon hose restraint devices used on all high pressure hose connections are generally referred to as nylon whip checks or hose safety slings.

A whip check functions by securing its metal loops to anchor points on both the hose and the equipment to which the hose is connected. If a hose coupling failure, the whip check instantly [...]

Step 1. Ensure the whip check is sized correctly for the hose. Step 2. Secure both ends properly. Hose-to-hose connection: Secure the two ends of the cable to the hoses on either side of [...]

The steel cable is broken, shows severe surface wear, or has become noticeably thinner. There are signs of rust. The metal ring is deformed or loose. For a nylon whip check, the webbing shows [...]

No, you certainly cannot. You must ensure that the hose's operating pressure falls within the rated capacity of the whip check. If the hose operates at high pressure, a whip sock is recommended for [...]