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At Hunt Tech, we pride ourselves on delivering top-quality silicone hoses with precision, speed, and reliability. Our commitment to innovation drives us to continually refine our manufacturing process, ensuring we meet and exceed customer expectations. One of our latest breakthroughs is the adoption of automation to streamline the production process, saving time and improving efficiency. […]

In the automotive industry, evolving carbon credit policies are transforming vehicle design and performance standards, pushing manufacturers and suppliers toward greener, more efficient solutions. For professionals in the silicone hose industry, particularly those supplying components for automotive air intake systems, this shift presents both a challenge and an opportunity to demonstrate value. The Vital Role […]

At Hunt Tech, we take pride in our attention to detail in every stage of silicone hose manufacturing. One essential technique that ensures our hand-laminated silicone hoses are durable, smooth, and built to last is our water tape wrapping process. This specialized wrapping method plays a critical role in enhancing both the surface quality and […]

Silicone hoses are versatile, durable, and resistant to extreme environments. Whether you’re in the automotive, aerospace, or industrial sector, these hoses offer solutions that outperform many other materials. Here’s what you need to know when choosing silicone hoses for your application. 1. Check Silicone Hose Measurements Carefully Before placing an order, verify whether hoses are […]

Silicone hoses are known for their flexibility, temperature resistance, and longevity, making them an excellent choice across industries. However, when exposed to certain harsh chemicals or fuels, standard silicone hoses may degrade over time. This is where fluoro-silicone liners come into play, offering a significant upgrade in durability and chemical resistance. What Are Fluoro-Silicone Liners? […]

Hydrogen and fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles are categorized as e-cars since they are propelled by an electric motor.The common abbreviation is FCEV, short for “Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle,” in contrast to a BEV or “Battery Electric Vehicle.” One significant distinction separates hydrogen fuel cell cars from other electric vehicles: hydrogen […]