text: Delivery With this information a seller or designer can make an offer to supply. There are other considerations, such as movement dynamics, installation situation, and longevity required. Hoses are also categorized in other broad based application areas, such as offshore, land, oil, water, and chemical.
  Applications
  Hoses can be used in water or other liquid environments, or to convey air or other gases. Hoses are used to carry fluids through air or fluid environments, and they are typically used with clamps, spigots, flanges, and nozzles to control fluid flow.
  Specific applications include the following:
  A garden hose is used to water plants in a garden or lawn, or to convey water to a sprinkler for the same purpose.
  A tough hose is used to water crops in agriculture for drip irrigation.
  A fire hose is used by firefighters to convey water to the site of a fire.
  Air hoses are used in underwater diving to carry air from a surface compressor or from air tanks. (See also snorkeling.) Industrial uses for operating flexible machinery and worktable tooling such as pneumatic screw drivers,  grinders, staplers, etc.
  Hoses have been used in air brake systems ever since the technology was invented by George Westinghouse in 1868.  This includes:
  Railway air brake hoses used between locomotives and railroad cars
  Truck air brake hoses used between tractors and semi-trailers