High‑Pressure Hose and Fitting Damage: Replace, Don't Repair
Why Repair Fails
- Compromised reinforcement layers → burst risk.
- Improper crimp/seal → leaks, fluid injection injury.
- Contamination ingress → system failure.
- Regulatory standards (SAE, ISO) prohibit field repairs on critical assemblies.
Protocol
- Depressurize and lockout/tagout.
- Remove entire assembly.
- Install new hose/fitting per manufacturer specs.
- Pressure test before return to service.
Safety and reliability demand full replacement.
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