The fire sleeve hose protector is commonly used for hydraulic hose heat protection for several reasons:

Fire Resistance: Hydraulic hoses can be exposed to high temperatures, which can cause the hydraulic fluid inside the hose to heat up and potentially ignite. Fire sleeves are designed to provide a protective barrier that resists the effects of fire, heat, and flames. They have a high resistance to flames and can withstand direct exposure to fire.

Heat Insulation: Fire sleeves offer thermal insulation properties, which help to minimize heat transfer from the external environment to the hydraulic hose. This insulation helps to maintain a more consistent temperature within the hose, preventing the hydraulic fluid from overheating, boiling, or degrading.

Abrasion Resistance: Hydraulic hoses are often subject to abrasion from external sources such as contact with rough surfaces or rubbing against other components. Fire sleeves provide an additional layer of protection against abrasion, reducing the risk of damage to the hose and ensuring its longevity.

Physical Protection: Fire sleeves act as a physical barrier that shields the hydraulic hose from various hazards, such as chemicals, oils, solvents, and UV radiation. They help prevent the hose from being damaged or compromised by these external factors, increasing its durability and lifespan.

Safety Compliance: Many industries, such as aerospace, automotive, and heavy machinery, have safety regulations and standards that mandate the use of fire-resistant materials for hydraulic hoses. Fire sleeves are a recognized solution for meeting these safety requirements and ensuring compliance with industry standards.