Hose
Throughout the years, The Gates Rubber Company has played a key role in the creation and development of high quality products.

In the early 1940s, Gates entered the hydraulic market as a supplier of bulk hose to meet the domestic and military machinery needs.

Today, the Gates Hydraulic market continues to grow both domestically and internationally offering a wide range of hydraulic products such as the new MegaSys® line of hydraulic products featured below.
MegaSys® Hoses
MegaSys has a new generation of hydraulic hose that offers maximum flexibility and leak prevention on heavy-duty applications, regardless of pressure. The line consists of five hoses that can be bent to one-half the SAE spec, thus saving overall hose assembly length and reducing costs by as much as 47%.
Engineers and end users can now use Gates extra-flexible hoses for complete hydraulic systems. From extremely high pressure to low pressure lines, Gates has them all, and all with half the SAE bend radius.
Gates MegaSys hoses run circles around the competition. Here are just some of the advantages of MegaSys hoses:
  • Reduces hose length requirements up to 47%
  • Flexibility allows routing in small places
  • Tight bend radius reduces the need for bent hydraulic fittings
  • Plumbs and bends easier than conventional hoses

MegaSpiral®
Gates hydraulic hose programme for ultrahigh-pressure applications. MegaSpiral® stands for more convenience and more cleanliness in manufacturing OE-equivalent assemblies on site. The performance characteristics of MegaSpiral® assemblies have been proven in laboratory tests of up to 1 million impulse cycles at 133% working pressure. The MegaSpiral® very high-pressure spiral wire reinforced hoses are capable of working pressures up to 445 bar and meet or exceed DIN and SAE pressure requirements.
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