A machine-wise hose kit is a set of hydraulic hose assemblies for one machine model, built together, tagged by position and listed so that a fitter can find the right hose without guesswork. In Saudi Arabia, where contractors run mixed fleets across long distances and an unplanned failure can mean a long wait for one hose, a kit turns breakdown buying into planned buying. Raipur Hydraulics builds kits from your machine list, your old tags or the positions you identify, and confirms everything in writing before production.
What a kit contains
- Assemblies for each position you select: the full machine, one circuit (for example boom and stick), or the critical positions only
- A position tag on every assembly, in English, using agreed position names; RHPL trace tags remain on every assembly
- A kit list matching tags to positions, with hose type, size, length and end fittings
- Optional protection such as spiral guards and sleeves where the position needs it
- Bagging by area where requested, so that a kit can be opened at the machine
Kits show machine models, not part-number lists. Part numbers you send us are used to confirm your build and are not published.
Machines we build kits for
Buyers can send references for machines such as Caterpillar, Komatsu, Volvo, Liebherr, Hitachi, Sandvik, Epiroc, XCMG, SANY, Zoomlion, LiuGong and Doosan. Typical machines:
- Rigid haul trucks: hoist, steering, brake and cooling circuits
- Large hydraulic excavators and shovels: boom, stick, bucket, swing and pump lines
- Wheel loaders: articulation, lift, tilt and steering
- Dozers and graders: blade, ripper and steering
- Blast-hole and production drills: feed, rotation, mast and air lines
- Cranes, telehandlers and material handlers on plants and projects
Aftermarket assemblies built to the confirmed reference. Not OEM-genuine parts; no OEM approval is claimed.
Kit options for a Saudi contractor requirement
For a Saudi contractor requirement, group the proposed kit by machine, position and maintenance purpose. If equipment has moved between sites or arrived without a complete hose history, confirm installed references and any modifications before approving a list. Three kit scopes can be considered:
- Critical-spares kits: the agreed critical positions, held on site
- Rebuild kits: every position on a machine due for a major overhaul
- Fleet-takeover kits: built after a hose audit of machines a contractor has just taken on, so that every hose is known and tagged
Kits for heat, UV and sand
Saudi conditions change what goes into a kit. Hoses that rub get guards, covers are chosen for sun and abrasion, lengths are set for full articulation, and assemblies can be supplied capped. The detailed guide is on Desert-Duty Hose Kits.
How a kit order works
- You send the machine list: make, model, serial range, hours, and any old tags or part numbers
- We prepare the position list and raise any questions, for example fittings that differ between serial ranges
- You approve the list; nothing is built until the positions are agreed
- We build, test and tag each assembly and issue the kit list with the quotation documents
For buyers supplying mines or major projects through a Saudi-registered company, kits can be built for that company to import and invoice in its own name. See Local Supply Partners.
FAQs
Can you build a kit if I only have the machine model?
Send the model, serial range and photographs of the required positions for review. A model name alone does not confirm the kit; any uncertain position must be resolved before quotation.
Do kits include part numbers on the tags?
Tags carry position names and our trace reference. Part numbers you send are used to confirm the build and are not published.
Can a kit include only the critical hoses?
Yes. You can request a critical-spares kit limited to agreed positions whose failure could stop the machine. A wider rebuild kit can be considered separately.
Can kits be prepared for Saudi heat and sand?
Yes. Cover type, guards, sleeves and lengths are chosen for heat, UV and sand, and written into the quotation. See the desert-duty guide.


