3. Regular Maintenance: Regularly inspect and maintain the hose. The connections on stainless steel hoses can loosen or develop leaks, so ensure they are tightened and checked regularly.

4. Proper Installation: Install hoses correctly, making sure they are placed without the risk of kinking or bending.

5. Pressure Control: Choose a hose that is suitable for the pressure in the system where it will be used. Excessive pressure can increase the risk of hose breakage.

6. Temperature Control: Choose a hose that is suitable for the temperature conditions in the environment where it will be used. Extreme heat or cold can affect the durability of the hose material.

7. Regular Cleaning: Clean the hose regularly and prevent the buildup of dirt or rust.

8. Spare Parts Availability: Keep spare hoses for critical systems so that you can quickly replace them when needed.

9. Training: Provide training to your staff on the correct use of hoses. Incorrect usage or maintenance can increase the risk of hose breakage.

10. Certified Products: Prefer high-quality and certified products. Quality products tend to be more durable.

Taking these measures to prevent hose breakage can enhance the safety and efficiency of your systems.