Oil and Gas Supplies

Most tong and pipe handling circuits are better served by four or six spiral hose than by wire braid. Those circuits see high pressure combined with frequent spikes as the tong grips and releases, and braid tires under that pattern. Confirm the working pressure, the fluid temperature and the tightest bend the routing actually requires, because spiral needs a larger radius than braid. Bring the old assembly in and we will match it.

Check the hose manufacturer’s low temperature rating and note whether it applies to flexing or only to static storage. A hose that survives storage at minus 40 can still crack if it is bent hard at that temperature. If your equipment works outdoors through an Ontario or prairie winter, ask for a hose whose flexing rating covers your lowest expected temperature and route it so it is not forced into a tight bend when stiff.

Sour service is a material question, not a pressure question. The tube compound, the cover, the seals and the metallic fittings all need to suit the H2S concentration and pressure on your site, and elastomers can also fail from rapid gas decompression. Give us the service conditions and your site specification, and we will pull the manufacturer data and list the oil and gas supplies that service needs before you order.

If a coupling separates under pressure, the free end of the hose whips with enough force to break bone. A whip check cable ties the two hose ends together across the coupling, and a second one anchors the line at the source, so a failure stays contained instead of becoming a projectile. They cost very little, take seconds to install, and most site safety programs require them at every quick connect. They are the cheapest oil and gas supplies on the order.

Yes. Mobile crimping lets us build and replace hose assemblies at your yard or job site instead of waiting for the hose to come to us. It is the fastest option when the machine cannot be moved or when several lines need to change at once. Call the Concord or Barrie counter to arrange it, and tell us how many assemblies you expect so we bring the right oil and gas supplies.

Standard hydraulic and pneumatic hose assemblies are usually same-day when the hose and fittings are in stock, which covers most common sizes and pressure classes. Bring the failed hose with both fittings still attached so we can read the layline and match the ends exactly. Custom builds and large bore flanged assemblies take longer and we will tell you up front. Call ahead and we will pull the oil and gas supplies while you drive.

Yes. We ship across Canada from our Ontario locations, and we stock inventory rather than drop shipping everything, which shortens the lead time. Tell us the delivery address and how urgent the need is when you place the order so we can pick the right carrier. Larger items and pallet freight are quoted separately from small parcel. Standing stock means the oil and gas supplies you reorder are already pulled.

Yes. Fill out the credit application on our site and we will set your account up, which lets purchasing put hose, fittings, pneumatics, pumps, pressure washers and safety supplies on a single purchase order. That consolidation turns four vendor invoices per month into one and gives your maintenance team one number to call. The account also covers the oil and gas supplies your safety program buys.

If you are removing paraffin, heavy grease, drilling mud or anything oil based, buy hot water. Heat breaks the bond so the surface actually comes clean instead of smearing. Cold water is fine for dust, general dirt and rinsing containment. Many operations end up with a hot unit at the shop and a cold unit on the service truck. We can walk you through flow, pressure and fuel options.