Whip Socks / Hose Whip Arrestors / Safety Restraint Cables / High-Pressure Hose Retention Devi ces

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WHIP SOCKS Part No Cable Diameter (mm) Material Weave Working Load Limit (Kg) Grip Length (mm) Total Length (mm) AEPW10/2 06 - 10 Galvanized / SS Double 500 600 740 AEPW15/2 10 - 15 Galvanized / SS Double 650 600 740 AEPW20/2 15 - 20 Galvanized / SS Double 650 600 780 AEPW25/2 20 - 25 Galvanized / SS Double 750 600 800 AEPW30/2 25 - 30 Galvanized / SS Double 1250 600 800 AEPW40/2 30 - 40 Galvanized / SS Double 1250 600 820 AEPW50/2 40 - 50 Galvanized / SS Double 1850 600 850 AEPW60/2 50 - 60 Galvanized / SS Double 1850 600 880 AEPW70/2 60 - 70 Galvanized / SS Double 1850 600 930 AEPW90/2 70 - 90 Galvanized / SS Double 2450 600 960 AEPW110/2 90 - 110 Galvanized / SS Double 3600 600 1000 Whip socks, also known as hose restraints or hose whip checks, are critical safety devi ces used to prevent hoses or cables from whipping uncontrollably if they become accidentally disconnected under pressure. Made from high-strength wire mesh, whip socks are designed to wrap around hoses and secure them at connection points, absorbing the energy of a failure and containing the violent movement that could otherwise cause serious injury or equipment damage. To ensure safety, whip socks must be properly sized for the hose diameter, installed according to manufacturer guidelines (anchored at both en ds), and inspected regularly for wear, fraying, or corrosion. Neglecting to use or maintain whip socks can result in dangerous high-pressure accidents in industries such as mining, construction, and oil and gas.