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This vacuum resistance test was conducted on a custom silicone hose designed for high-demand automotive applications.
The purpose of this test is to verify structural stability under negative pressure conditions, ensuring no collapse or deformation during real-world vacuum operation.
This configuration is typically used in demanding intake or vacuum-related systems where both flexibility and structural integrity are required.
silicone hose with testing fixture
The hose was subjected to stepwise vacuum loading under controlled conditions:
| Vacuum Level | Duration | Evaluation Method | Result | Safety Margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| -6 KPa | 30 min | Visual inspection (no deformation) | PASS | Customer requirement |
| -15 KPa | 30 min | Visual inspection (no deformation) | PASS | 250% |
| -30 KPa | 30 min | Visual inspection (no deformation) | PASS | 500% |
vacuum test setu
4. Test Results
Under all applied negative pressure conditions, the hose maintained full structural stability:
This test demonstrates that the 4-layer reinforced silicone hose structure provides:
Even under -30 KPa vacuum pressure, the hose maintained full functionality without structural failure.
Do you need -30KPa siliconehose?
This vacuum-resistant performance is critical for:
In these applications, hose collapse can directly lead to airflow restriction and system instability.
This test confirms that the silicone hose is not only pressure-resistant, but also highly stable under negative pressure conditions, making it suitable for demanding automotive and industrial environments.
The tested silicone hose successfully passed all vacuum resistance levels up to -30 KPa with a safety margin of 500%, demonstrating excellent structural stability, durability, and engineering reliability.
















