Miflex 2 Xtreme High Performance Specialist Diving Regulator Hoses

• Extreme Abrasion Resistance
• MIFLEX hoses feature an external nylon safety braiding designed to outperform and outlive traditional rubber hose
• Patent-pending MIFLEX double braiding design
• Polyurethane compound liner
• Polyester inner layer with nylon outer layer braiding
• Fittings and sleeves of UNI EN12164 CW 614N chrome plated brass
• MIFLEX braided hoses are tightly bound and fixed to the hose core by brass sleeves
• Double braiding also resists UV rays out of the water, extending the life span of the hose
• Oxygen cleaned and tested at the factory
• Lightweight and Flexible
• More than 30% lighter in weight when compared to rubber hoses of the same length
• Kink-resistant design
• Tie an MIFLEX hose into a tight knot and the flow of air remains continuous through the hose

The Xtreme high performance range of diving hoses has been developed in cooperation with expert divers for a superior in depth performance. A team of Miflex 2 engineers analyzed the low point of traditional low pressure diving hoses. The fruit of their research is the Xtreme high performance range. Xtreme hoses feature an external nylon safety braiding designed to resist the snags and abrasions that divers often encounter. The patent-pending Xtreme double braiding also resists UV rays out of the water, thus extending the life span of the hoses. Unlike the traditional hoses, the Xtreme nylon safety braiding is not simply pushed over the hose fittings. Instead the braiding is tightly bound and fixed to the hose core by stainless steel or brass sleeves. The result? Performance and durability in extreme situations. Tie the Xtreme hose in a tight knot and the flow of air remains continuous through the hose. Now that’s versatility! The Xtreme also achieves a higher burst pressure – more than double when compared to most traditional hoses. And in the event of a physical breach, Xtreme hoses actually work to reduce the amount of air lost. How? The advance Xtreme nylon safety braiding actively shrinks under pressure, reducing the rate of air loss and buying valuable time. Xtreme hose production is carried out on automatic assembly and testing lines designed and manufactured exclusively by Miflex. Each and every Xtreme hose is subjected to more than 30 individual safety and specification checks. Any hose found not to meet the exact Miflex standard is immediately scrapped.

Inspection and Use of Miflex Xtreme LP diving hoses
Miflex Xtreme LP diving hoses are high performance hoses which are lighter and more flexible than traditional diving hoses. Just like carbon fibre has advantages over steel, carbon fibre performs differently and must be cared for and used differently than steel. Likewise, careful use and inspection is critical to the safe use of your Miflex Xtreme LP diving hose.

While in storage, or during transport of your hoses to or from storage, your hoses could become damaged in a number of ways. Never use your hose as a carrying or hanging handle for the tank. Before every dive, carefully inspect your hoses for damage, wear and tear. Pay particular attention to the area near the fittings. If your hoses show any sign of wear, no matter how slight, immediately replace the hose.
During a dive, and unknown to you, your hoses could be caught on sharp rocks, twisted or subjected to other stresses. After every dive, carefully inspect your hoses for damage, wear and tear. Pay particular attention to the area near the fittings.
Never leave your hoses dangling with any regulator installed, especially when they are without pressure. Always secure the hoses to your jacket with hooks or straps, but leave sufficient freedom for movement. These hooks or straps should be fixed directly to the regulator, or close to the hose fittings. Never secure your hose in a manner which could constantly flex or bend in the same location (i.e. create a “hinge effect”). Continuous bending at the same pivot point will shorten the life of your hose.
Never over-flex your hose. Never fold the hose back onto itself. If your hose is too long, you may loop it and secure it in place with a section of rubber tubing (such as the inner tube of a bicycle tire). However, the minimum bending radius must be at least 3.5 times the outer diameter of the hose. For example, if the outer diameter of your hose is 12mm, then the minimum bending radius (as measured to the inside of the hose) is 42 mm. Never allow the weight of your air tank to impact or rest on any part of your hose. To prevent personal injury and damage, install the low pressure hose ONLY into a low pressure outlet of the first stage regulator

Inspection Tips

• Miflex hoses are manufactured to the highest standard in excess of the EN250 requirements. The Miflex brand is laser printed on all hoses to ensure recognition of the Quality of our products. Miflex hoses are quality guaranteed and each hose is 100% tested. All materials are RoHS approved with no hazardous substances used in our manufacturing process.
• Guaranteed with our commitment to maintaining exceptional quality.
• If there is scuffing on the outer layer of the hose, especially when used in cave diving type situations, where the hose could rub against sharp or uneven surfaces, replace the hose.
• If there are more than six loose threads in the same area on the outer layer of the hose, replace your hose.
• If there is any damage or excessive scale build-up on the hose fittings, replace your hose.
• Never cut your Miflex hose and reconnect any type of fitting to the hose. The hose will suddenly and unexpectedly fail at the fitting.