Water Hoses

How do I prevent flexi water hoses from bursting?

Keep your clients happy with long-lasting installations. Read our blog post on common mistakes that lead to burst water hoses.

Are Bromic water hoses suitable for hot water?

All Bromic “Quicky”, PEX Mixer Tap, PEX and PEX PRO™ flexible water hoses are suitable for use with heated water up to 70°C @ 1000kPa and cold-water supplies @ 1200 kPa.

Are all Bromic water hoses backed by a 15-year warranty?

At Bromic, we are proud to offer a warranty on all our “Quicky”, PEX and PEX-PRO™ flexible water hoses. Our PEX-PRO™ range is backed by an industry-leading 15-year warranty for extra peace of mind. Bromic “Quicky” Water hoses offer 12 months warranty and our PEX hoses (including mixer hoses) offer 10 years of warranty.

Are the Bromic Mixer Tap hoses the same as Bromic PEX water hoses?

Yes, the Bromic PEX Mixer tap hoses are manufactured with the same stainless steel braid and PEX core as Bromic PEX hoses, making them burst proof. The only difference is the red and blue stripes integrated into the braid to distinguish between hot and cold water hoses.

What’s the difference between Bromic Quicky, PEX, and PEX PRO™ water hose ranges?

Whilst Bromic “Quicky” water hoses are manufactured with a rubber core, Bromic PEX and PEX PRO™ hoses are manufactured with an extremely high-density polyethylene inner core, making them 100% burst proof*. Whilst EDPM and PEX hoses are made with a stainless steel braid, PEX PRO™ is made with a marine grade 316 stainless steel braid that is highly resistant to rust and corrosion.

Bromic ‘Quicky’
Water Hoses
Bromic PEX Core
Water Hoses
Bromic PEX PROTM
Water Hoses
Core MaterialRubberExtremely high-density polyethylene Extremely high-density polyethylene
Braid MaterialStainless steel braidStainless steel braidMarine grade 316 stainless steel braid
Features100% burst proof*100% burst proof*
rust proof
Warranty12 months10 years15 years
A comparison between Bromic flexible water hoses materials, features and warranty.

*Rated working pressure not to exceed 1400 kPa
According to new research released by general insurer IAG
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