- Layflat Discharge Hose
- Suction Hose
- Steel Wire Hose
TARIS Layflat Hoses are designed for dewatering pump discharge and temporary water-transfer applications where flexibility, easy handling and quick deployment are important.
When not pressurized, the hose lies flat, making it easier to roll, transport and store between projects. Heavy-duty constructions can be selected according to the required working pressure, application and operating environment.
Available Sizes : 2 Inch • 3 Inch • 4 Inch • 6 Inch • 8 Inch • 12 Inch
Layflat discharge hoses can be used for: Construction Dewatering • Groundwater Discharge • Flood Water Removal • Drainage • Temporary Water Transfer
Depending on the model, reinforced or multi-layer hose constructions can be selected for more demanding project conditions.
The suction side of a dewatering pump requires a hose capable of maintaining its shape under vacuum while handling demanding site conditions.
TARIS Heavy-Duty Rubber Suction Hoses are suitable for connecting dewatering pumps to water sources, pits, excavations and temporary suction arrangements.
Common Sizes : 2 Inch • 3 Inch • 4 Inch • 6 Inch • 8 Inch • Up to 12 Inch
Heavy-duty rubber construction provides flexibility and durability for site use, while suitable reinforced designs help resist collapse during pump suction.
For GCC project environments, hose selection should also consider outdoor exposure, heat, sunlight, abrasion and repeated handling.
Steel Wire Reinforced Hoses are used where additional hose strength and vacuum resistance are required.
The internal reinforcement helps the hose retain its shape during suction, making it suitable for dewatering, groundwater pumping and temporary industrial water-transfer applications.
Steel-wire hose can be supplied in multiple sizes depending on pump connection, duty and project requirement.
Typical considerations include: Vacuum Resistance • Flexibility • Abrasion Resistance • Connection Type • Operating Pressure
Choosing the Right Dewatering Hose
Suction and Discharge Hoses Do Different Jobs For reliable pumping, the hose must match its position in the system. Suction Hose Connects the water source to the pump and should be suitable for vacuum conditions. Layflat Discharge Hose Carries pumped water away from the pump and is selected according to flow, pressure and discharge distance. Steel Wire Hose Provides reinforcement where stronger suction performance and hose stability are required. Choosing the correct diameter also helps reduce unnecessary pressure loss and supports better pump performance.
Complete Hose & Fitting Package
TARIS can support dewatering hose requirements together with related connection products such as Bauer couplings, Miller couplings, flange fittings, reducers, strainers, clamps, connectors and end fittings. Customers can source the hose only or combine it with the required fittings for a more complete pump connection package.
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Hoses FAQ
A suitable layflat discharge hose is commonly used for temporary dewatering discharge because it is flexible, easy to roll and convenient to move between project locations.
The suction side operates under vacuum. A hose without suitable reinforcement can collapse and restrict water flow, so a properly reinforced suction hose should be selected.
The hose diameter should normally be matched to the pump connection and required duty. Flow, discharge distance and system losses should also be considered before reducing or increasing hose diameter.
Yes, suitable steel-wire reinforced hose can be used where higher resistance to vacuum and hose collapse is required, particularly on demanding suction applications.
TARIS can support hoses together with compatible couplings, flanges, reducers and fittings according to the pump size and connection requirement.
