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Choosing a Garage Exhaust Removal System

Garage exhaust removal is critical to the safety + production of auto repair garages and shops — find your match.

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Crushproof garage exhaust hose attached to dual tailpipes on a passenger vehicle.

7 Ways to Increase The Life of Your Exhaust Hose

Equipping a shop with exhaust hoses can be costly. Get the most out of your hose with these seven practices.

Increase The Life of Your Hose
Vehicle Exhaust Hoses

Choose The Right Exhaust Hose in 5 Steps

To determine which garage exhaust hose meets the demands of your application, follow these 5 steps.

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Do You Need a Garage Door Exhaust Port?

Garage door ports are designed to provide a pass-through where vehicle exhaust can be emitted outside, away from technicians.

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A hobbyist workshop with tools and equipment for auto repairs and projects.

Upgrade Your Garage with Crushproof

Completing auto projects is rewarding, but exhaust risks can be dangerous. Invest in proper garage exhaust removal for a safer workspace.

Upgrade Your Garage
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Dangers of Garage Exhaust

Learn about various pollutants in connection with garage exhaust emissions and how to reduce the risk of overexposure!

Learn About Garage Exhaust Safety
A DIY car repair enthusiast under the hood of a vehicle changing the oil.

DIY Car Repair Exhaust Removal

DIY car repairs can be rewarding, but often brings the challenge of exhaust fumes — exhaust removal is crucial for safety.

Safeguard Your Workspace
Telesoping exhaust system attached to the tailpipe of a passenger vehicle in a service garage.

What to Know About Telescoping Exhaust Systems

Telescoping exhaust systems easily adjust to fit any vehicle, and various garage configurations.

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Crushproof Flarelock Garage Exhaust Hose.

The Do's and Dont's of Garage Exhaust Hoses

Garage exhaust hoses are crucial in removing vehicle exhaust. Follow these do's & dont's to get the most from yours.

Maximize Exhaust Hose Efficiency
Crushproof Exhaust Hose

Why Are Crushproof Hoses Better?

One of the most important parts of an exhaust system is the hose. Find out why Crushproof is the best.

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Crushproof tailpipe adapters for garage exhaust removal.

Choosing a Tailpipe Adapter

When selecting a tailpipe adapter it's important to understand the specific demands of your application.

Match Exhaust Types to Adapters
Flarelock hoses, shown as a part of a garage exhaust removal system, connected to the tailpipes of a standard passenger vehicle to remove exhaust.

How Do Flarelock Exhaust Hoses Work?

Discover how flarelock exhaust hoses work in garages and workshops. Learn about their crushproof design, heat resistance, and more.

Exlore Flarelock Hoses
Car collector garage with covered and uncovered vehicles where exhaust removal systems would be beneficial.

Car Collection Exhaust Removal Systems

Professional exhaust removal systems designed for car collectors. Heat-resistant solutions that protect your valuable classics and preserve your space.

Protect Your Car Collection
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WARNING: Vehicle Exhaust is extremely dangerous and potentially deadly. We always recommend that any system be properly engineered to meet the specifications of your application. If you are using our Crushproof system, we recommend that you use it with a fan and as an intermittent repair solution only, not to be run for long periods of time. This hose is to be used only with naturally aspirated 4 cycle engines running at an idle and under no load. We recommend keeping any run of hose as short as possible preferably 11' or under and sized to include ambient air to cool the exhaust temperatures. This hose is designed to handle frequent temperatures up to 400° and intermittent temperatures to 600°. When using Crushproof hose for the first time, watch closely to verify that the exhaust is exiting the building as designed. IF YOU SEE ANY EXHAUST COMING BACK INTO THE SPACE, THE HOSE IS NOT BEING USED PROPERLY. TURN THE VEHICLE OFF IMMEDIATELY AND CALL OUR EXPERTS.