Steering system durability and efficiency are pivotal for today's vehicles and industrial machinery. The low pressure power steering hose—also commonly referred to as low pressure line power steering, low pressure power steering line, or power steering low pressure line—plays a critical role in ensuring smooth operation, safety, and optimized power steering fluid circulation. In recent years, industry demands for fuel efficiency, corrosion resistance, and high-performance materials have pushed manufacturers toward technical innovation and stringent quality standards such as SAE J189, ISO, and ANSI compliance.
According to a 2023 QYResearch study, the global low pressure power steering hose market reached USD 420.5 million, with an expected CAGR of 4.7% through 2028. Adoption of high-end elastomers, reinforced synthetic fibers, and strict compliance with standards like SAE J189 and ISO/TS 16949 have become industry norms.
Parameter | Typical Value | Industry Standard |
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Inner Diameter (ID) | 5/16" - 3/4" (8–19mm) | SAE J189 / SAE J2064 |
Rated Working Pressure | 3–10 bar | SAE J189 |
Temperature Range | -40°C ~ +125°C | ISO 1307 |
Burst Pressure | ≥20 bar | SAE J189 |
Material | CR / EPDM, Textile Braid | ISO/TS 16949 |
Life Span | 5–8 Years | ANSI/SAE/ISO |
The Low Pressure Power Steering Oil Hose SAE J189 is a premium hydraulic conveying solution meticulously designed for automotive, machinery, petrochemical, and metallurgical power steering systems, as well as industrial fluid transfer. Engineered with resilient synthetic rubber and reinforced textile braid, the hose surpasses industry benchmarks for abrasion, ozone, and chemical resistance, while meeting SAE J189, ISO/TS 16949, and ANSI requirements.
The manufacturing of low pressure steering hose involves a multi-stage process ensuring exceptional precision, durability, and reliability. Illustrated below is the stepwise process integrated with industry best practices.
Key Technical Advantages: ✓ Seamless fluidity; ✓ Outstanding ozone resistance; ✓ 5–8 years service life; ✓ Custom fittings and lengths.
Property | KEMO SAE J189 Hose | Standard Hose |
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Inner Diameter | 6.4–19 mm | 6.0–16 mm |
Working Pressure | 6–10 bar | 4–8 bar |
Burst Pressure | >20 bar | 15–18 bar |
Temperature Range | -40°C ~ +125°C | -30°C ~ +100°C |
Material | EPDM/CR + Synthetic Fiber | Standard Rubber |
Lifespan | 8 Years | 5 Years |
Standard Met | SAE J189, ISO/TS 16949 | None |
The lower power steering hose proves indispensable in applications requiring flexible, long-life, and chemically-resistant fluid transfer:
Brand | Certifications | Material Quality | Pressure Rating | Endurance (Years) | Custom Options | Delivery/Support |
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KEMO | ✓ SAE J189, ISO/TS 16949, RoHS | Premium CR/EPDM, Aramid | 10 bar (burst >20 bar) | 8 | Yes (color/length/fittings) | 2–4 weeks / 7x24h |
Gates | SAE J189, TS 16949 | CR/EPDM | 8 bar (burst 18 bar) | 6.5 | Common only | 4–5 weeks / 9x5h |
Continental | SAE/ISO | Standard Rubber | 8 bar (burst 16 bar) | 6 | No | 6 weeks / 8x5h |
Dayco | SAE | Standard Rubber | 8 bar | 5.5 | Limited | 5 weeks / 8x5h |
KEMO’s engineering team provides low pressure power steering hose solutions tailored by:
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Delivery: Typical production & delivery cycle: 2–4 weeks (custom specs), with express options for urgent orders.
Warranty: 24 months product warranty (from delivery date), against fluid leakage, swelling, or manufacturing defects. Extended warranties available for contract clients & OEMs.
Support: Lifetime remote support. Engineering services: installation advice, troubleshooting, and annual wear assessment (certified technicians, ISO/TS 16949 compliance).
“Proper selection and periodic maintenance of low pressure power steering hose minimizes system downtime and maximizes machine and vehicle operational longevity. Adhering to SAE and ISO standards is no longer optional—it's a best practice for cost-effective fleet and industrial management.”
— Automotive Engineering Forum (2024), https://www.sae.org/publications/technical-papers/content/2021-01-0186/