Trelleborg Citerdial Hose

Trelleborg Citerdial Hose

6 Bar Food & Drink Hose Assemblies

Citerdial food and drink hose is very well respected in the Food & Drink sector. It is an extremely flexible hose that provides exceptional ease of handling to the food, brewery, dairy and beverage industries. This hose can transfer liquids such as fruit juice, wine, 
cider, beer, vinegar, alcohol up to 96% and drinking water. Not suitable for fatty foodstuffs and oils.

Citerdial hose is constructed with FDA-approved smooth seamless white NR liner, which means the hose liner is resistant against detergents used in hose sterilisation. The outer cover is a NR blue non-marking NR rubber, offering excellent resistance to abrasion, 
ozone and chemicals used in cleaning processes.

Citerdial hose can be supplied in continuous lengths up to 40m, but is mostly supplied in bespoke assemblies. We can offer assemblies with the following coupling types in 316 stainless steel:
● BSP
● RJT
● Triclover/Tricclamp style
● IDF
● DIN
● SMS

ALL ASSEMBLIES ARE 100% PRESSURE TESTED AND SUPPLIED WITH INDIVIDUAL IDENTIFICATION AND TEST CERTIFICATED.

● Suitable for milk tankers, processing and filling plants. Also suitable for transfer of beer, wine, cider, fruit juice, vinegar & alcohol > 96%.
● Extremely flexible, can achieve a very small bend radius without kinking.
● Smooth seamless white tube that does not propagate bacterial growth and meets European and USA regulations.
● Unaffected by changes in temperature, unlike PVC products.
● Resistant to cleaning with detergents or steam to max temp of 110°C.
● Non-marking abrasion resistant cover
● Contains no Phthalate

Inner Tube: Food grade NR, white, smooth
Reinforcement: Synthetic textile with embedded steel helix
Cover: Weather and abrasion resistant NR, blue
Temperature Range: -30°C to +80°C
Sizes: from minimum ID of 25.0mm/ OD of 36.0mm to maximum ID of 150.0mm/OD of 171.5mm
Working Pressure: 6 bar across all bore sizes.
Bursting Pressure: 18 bar across all bore sizes.
Standard Approval: EU regulation no. 1935/2004 and 
2023/2006 FDA regulation no. 21 CFR 177.2600