2. Coil Cutting: Stainless steel coils are cut into specific lengths. This is done to obtain the desired size and length of the hose.

3. Cutting the Outer Layer of the Hose: The outer layer of the stainless hose is also cut and, if necessary, shaped. The outer layer protects the outer surface of the hose.

4. Cutting the Inner Pipe: The inner pipe of the stainless hose is cut to the required length and prepared for the installation of connectors at the ends.

5. Connector Assembly: Connectors are mounted at both ends of the stainless hose. These connectors allow the hose to connect between one end and the equipment.

6. Hose Shaping: The hose is shaped to achieve the desired form and structure. This makes the hose flexible and suitable for use.

7. Sealing and Testing: Stainless steel hoses are tested to ensure they are leak-proof. These tests can be conducted using various methods, such as pressure tests or water leakage tests.

8. Packaging: The manufactured stainless steel flex hoses are packaged using appropriate packaging materials for protection and transportation.

9. Labeling: Labels containing necessary information, including hose specifications, usage instructions, and other important details, are attached to the hoses.

Stainless steel flex hoses are used in various industries for liquid or gas transport applications. The manufacturing stages, quality control, and leak tests are of great importance to ensure the reliability and durability of the hose. Therefore, stainless steel hoses are widely used in industries such as the chemical industry, food industry, automotive sector, and many others.