Engineered for excellence in the most demanding hydraulic environments across Benelux.
Luxembourg, strategically located in the heart of Western Europe, has evolved from a steel-dominated economy into a high-tech industrial hub. As one of the world's leading exporters of industrial goods per capita, the demand for high pressure hydraulic steel and rubber hoses in Luxembourg is driven by its robust construction, logistics, and advanced manufacturing sectors.
The current business landscape in Luxembourg emphasizes automation and Industry 4.0. Hydraulic systems are no longer just mechanical; they are integrated with smart sensors, requiring hoses that offer not just strength, but longevity and reliability to prevent downtime in synchronized production lines.
A global leader in hydraulic and sealing technology, bringing world-class expertise to Luxembourg's exporters.
Shaanxi Kelong New Materials Technology Co., Ltd. was founded in 1996, which grew from Xianyang Kelong Rubber Products Institute. It Is a technological innovation company integrating R&D, production and sales, concentrates on hydraulic seal sets, high-pressure hoses, coal mine auxiliary transportation equipment, and specialized technical services.
Our hydraulic hose production base adopts a complete set of equipment imported from Italy, ensuring our products meet the stringent DIN and SAE standards required by Luxembourgish engineering companies. Furthermore, our sealing products utilize equipment and production technology from DMH Company in Austria, bridging the gap between high-performance Asian manufacturing and precision European design.
At present, we are among the top three in the domestic sealing industry, and our high-pressure rubber hoses are expected to enter the global top tier within two years. We invest over 7% of our annual income into R&D to stay at the forefront of hydraulic innovation.
Staying ahead of the technological curve in the Benelux market.
With Luxembourg's focus on the "Green Deal," there is a rising trend in eco-friendly rubber compounds that reduce carbon footprints while maintaining resistance to biodegradable hydraulic fluids.
As machinery becomes more compact and powerful, the demand for ultra-high pressure hoses (spiral reinforced) that offer flexibility without sacrificing safety is peaking in Luxembourg’s construction sector.
Integration of hose systems with IoT sensors to monitor internal pressure and temperature fluctuations is becoming a standard request for Luxembourgish logistics firms.
Demonstrating reliability across diverse high-stake environments.
Ultra-tough hoses for rock-solid smelting machinery performance.
Rigorously tested crane hoses staying stable under extreme load conditions.
Flexible and strong hydraulic systems for maritime logistics hubs.
TBM Hose Application: Tight seals, cutting long-term maintenance costs.
Luxembourg City’s constant expansion requires high-performance excavators and loaders. Our SAE 100 R12 and EN 856 4SH hoses provide the necessary torque and pressure handling for foundation drilling and heavy lifting in urban environments like Cloche d'Or.
With Findel Airport being a global cargo hub (Cargolux), ground support equipment (GSE) relies heavily on hydraulic systems. Our low-maintenance NBR and PU seals ensure that hydraulic lifts and transporters operate 24/7 without leakages.
Luxembourg’s automotive component manufacturers require precision hydraulic lines for injection molding and metal stamping. The low-swelling guide rings and low-friction pneumatic seals we provide are essential for high-cycle industrial automation.
Essential components for the maintenance and manufacturing sectors in Luxembourg.
We are dedicated to technological innovation and continuously improving the technological content of our products. Whether you are a large-scale exporter in Luxembourg or a specialized engineering firm, our high-pressure hydraulic steel and rubber hoses are designed to exceed your expectations. We sincerely welcome you to visit and cooperate with us to create a brilliant future!
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