GOST 10362-2017 PDF

Full title and description

GOST 10362-2017 — "Рукава резиновые напорные с нитяным усилением без концевой арматуры. Технические условия" (English: Pressure rubber hoses with thread reinforcement without end fittings. Specifications). The standard specifies technical requirements, construction, marking, testing and acceptance rules for pressure rubber hoses with textile (thread) reinforcement intended for use without end fittings.

Abstract

This interstate (GOST) standard defines the types, dimensions, materials, climatic and mechanical performance, marking, test methods (including hydraulic and burst tests) and packaging requirements for non‑fitted pressure rubber hoses with thread reinforcement used to convey air, inert gases and liquids under pressure. It replaces the earlier GOST 10362-76 and aligns hose requirements with the relevant ICS classification for rubber and plastics product standards.

General information

• Status: Active / in force (introduced 01 July 2018).
• Publication date: Designation year 2017; date of entry into force 1 July 2018.
• Publisher: Interstate standard adopted through the Federal Agency for Technical Regulation and Metrology (Rosstandart); published in official collections (Standardinform / national standard publishers).
• ICS / categories: 83.140.40 (rubber and plastics industries — hoses).
• Edition / version: GOST 10362-2017 (current edition, replaces GOST 10362-76).
• Number of pages: 24 pages (typical electronic publication).

Scope

The standard applies to pressure (delivery) rubber hoses with thread (textile) reinforcement and without end fittings, intended as flexible pipelines for supplying air, inert gases and various liquids under pressure. It defines permitted media (including fuels, oils, weak acid/alkaline solutions up to specified concentrations — excluding nitric acid), operating temperature ranges for different climate designations (typical ranges reported from about -60 °C to +100 °C depending on climatic version), and specific exclusions (e.g., hoses for gas welding and cutting, certain power hydraulic systems, some food‑grade and diving applications).

Key topics and requirements

• Design and materials: description of internal rubber composition, textile (thread) reinforcement construction and allowable materials for different resistance classes.
• Dimensions and tolerances: standardized internal/external diameters and wall thickness tolerances for specified nominal sizes.
• Marking and labeling: required marking content (designation, nominal size, working pressure, month/year of manufacture, manufacturer identification and climate designation) and marking methods.
• Performance and tests: hydraulic and burst tests (test pressures defined relative to working pressure), adhesion (bond) strength between rubber layers and textile carcass, dimensional checks, and ageing/resistance tests for fuel/oil swelling limits where applicable.
• Climatic and temperature classes: provisions for versions intended for moderate, cold and tropical climates with specified operating temperature ranges and storage/handling recommendations.
• Packaging, delivery and acceptance: packing, transport marking and acceptance testing rules including allowable deviations and inspection procedures.
• Transition / replacement: identifies that GOST 10362-2017 supersedes GOST 10362-76; includes any amendments noted in official records.

Typical use and users

Typical users include hose and rubber‑product manufacturers, procurement and quality engineers in oil & gas, petrochemical, automotive, agricultural and general industrial maintenance sectors, distributors of industrial hoses, and technical laboratories performing acceptance and type testing. The hoses are used as flexible delivery lines for fuels, lubricants, air systems and certain chemical solutions within the limits specified by the standard.

Related standards

Related or referenced documents commonly cited alongside GOST 10362-2017 include the previous edition GOST 10362-76 (superseded), GOST 18698-79 and GOST 5398-76 (other hose types and oil‑fuel‑resistant constructions), and standards on marking and climatic designations such as GOST 15152, GOST 15846 and transport marking rules (GOST 14192). Testing and rubber property methods refer to applicable GOST test methods and intergovernmental standards.

Keywords

Pressure rubber hose, textile/thread reinforcement, hose without fittings, GOST 10362-2017, hydraulic test, burst pressure, marking, oil‑benzine resistance, climatic versions, rubber technical conditions.

FAQ

Q: What is this standard?

A: GOST 10362-2017 is an interstate technical standard that specifies technical conditions (requirements and test methods) for pressure rubber hoses with thread (textile) reinforcement supplied without end fittings.

Q: What does it cover?

A: It covers hose construction, materials, dimensions, marking, climatic and temperature designations, mechanical and hydraulic test requirements, acceptance criteria, packaging and excluded applications (e.g., some welding hoses, certain food and diving hoses).

Q: Who typically uses it?

A: Manufacturers of rubber hoses, purchasing and QA engineers in petrochemical, automotive, agricultural and industrial maintenance sectors, testing laboratories and distributors use the standard to specify and verify hose products.

Q: Is it current or superseded?

A: It is current/active (in force since 1 July 2018) and supersedes GOST 10362-76. Users should verify the national adoption status in their country if mandatory application is required.

Q: Is it part of a series?

A: It is a stand‑alone product standard within the family of GOST hose and rubber‑product standards; related standards for other hose types and test/method rules are referenced within the document.

Q: What are the key keywords?

A: Pressure hose, rubber hose, textile reinforcement, working pressure, hydraulic test, burst test, marking, oil‑resistant, climatic designation.