Yash Industries

Yash Industries is based in Bangalore Urban District, Karnataka, India and currently lists nine active products across five primary categories: flanges, hydraulic equipments, welding wires & supplies, gaskets and rubber items. The catalogue includes a mix of hoses, gaskets and sealing components, many of which fall under HS Chapter 40 for rubber and plastics. The supplier’s product portfolio therefore spans HS code families 4009.11, 4009.21 and 4009.32, covering natural or synthetic vulcanised rubber, oil‑resistant rubber blends and steel‑wire reinforced composites. The focus on hydraulic and welding hoses reflects typical industrial demand for high‑pressure fluid transfer and safety‑critical connections in sectors such as oil‑and‑gas, construction equipment and automotive manufacturing.

The listed catalogue contains Rubber Welding Hose, Air Hose (HS 4009.11, vulcanised rubber), LPG Hose (HS 4009.32, steel‑wire reinforced synthetic rubber), Hydraulic Hose With And Without Fittings, Welding Hose (HS 4009.21, oil‑resistant rubber with textile/nylon reinforcement), Hydraulic Hose, Rubber Gaskets, O‑Rings and Water Hose (HS 4009.21, natural/synthetic rubber with textile or steel wire reinforcement). Each product is described by its material composition, indicating the common reinforcement methods - textile, nylon or steel wire - that determine pressure ratings and durability. No additional certifications are listed for the supplier, so buyers should verify compliance with relevant industry standards during the sourcing process.

The hose range includes air, LPG, hydraulic and welding hoses made from vulcanised rubber or synthetic blends, typically conforming to ISO 4427 for water hoses and ISO 4428 for oil‑resistant hoses. Pressure classes commonly range from 150 bar for general‑purpose air hoses to 350 bar for reinforced hydraulic hoses, with inner diameters from 6 mm to 50 mm and lengths supplied in 10 m coils or 20 ft/40 ft reels. Reinforcement fabrics such as polyester or nylon provide burst strength, while steel‑wire layers in the LPG hose meet DIN 2643 specifications for high‑temperature service. Gaskets and O‑rings are usually produced in standard sizes from 2 mm to 50 mm bore, complying with ISO 3601 for metric O‑rings and ASTM D2000 for rubber hardness (Shore A 70‑80).