Trident Marine Exhaust Hoses, Clamps & LPG/Fuel Hoses

Trident Marine system components focus on the critical connections that keep your vessel running safely—wet exhaust hoses, stainless steel clamps, and LPG/fuel-rated hoses. These are not general-purpose parts—they are engineered specifically for marine environments where heat, vibration, pressure, and corrosion are constant factors.

The exhaust hose lineup includes flexible straight runs, molded elbows, and hump hoses designed to absorb engine movement and withstand continuous high temperatures. Supporting these systems are 316 stainless steel clamps, including worm gear and T-bolt styles, built to deliver high clamping force without damaging hose walls.

For fuel and gas systems, Trident offers LPG and fuel vent hoses designed for modern marine fuels, including ethanol blends, with strong resistance to heat, fire, and aging. The category also includes reinforced PVC tubing and washdown hoses for general onboard water handling.

Why Choose Trident Marine Components

• Wet exhaust hoses rated for high temperature and marine standards
• Silicone and EPDM exhaust components resist heat, ozone, and vibration
• 316 stainless steel clamps for corrosion resistance and strong sealing force
• LPG and fuel hoses compatible with gasoline, diesel, and ethanol blends
• Reinforced hose and tubing designs for flexibility and durability
• Components designed to meet marine safety and performance standards
• Common Applications (Accurate to Inventory)
• Marine wet exhaust system runs and connections
• Exhaust elbows, hump hoses, and vibration joints
• Securing hoses with worm gear and T-bolt clamps
• LPG (propane) system hose connections onboard
• Fuel vent and fuel line hose routing
• Washdown and general-purpose onboard water hoses
• Reinforced PVC tubing for light-duty marine use

Our FAQs about Trident Marine system components

What types of exhaust hoses are included in this category?

You’ll find straight wet exhaust hose, molded elbows, and hump hoses designed to handle heat, vibration, and alignment changes in marine engine systems.

What’s the difference between worm gear clamps and T-bolt clamps?

Worm gear clamps are versatile for general use, while T-bolt clamps provide higher clamping force and are typically used on larger exhaust hoses.

Are these hoses safe for modern fuels with ethanol?

Yes. Trident fuel and vent hoses are designed to handle ethanol-blended gasoline as well as diesel and biodiesel fuels.

When should I use a hump hose in an exhaust system?

Hump hoses are used where engine movement or vibration needs to be absorbed, helping prevent stress and failure in rigid exhaust runs.

Can these hoses be used for propane (LPG) systems?

Yes. Specific Trident hoses are designed and rated for LPG applications, ensuring safe gas transfer onboard.

Do I need marine-grade clamps or will standard clamps work?

Marine-grade 316 stainless clamps are strongly recommended because they resist corrosion and maintain clamping strength in harsh environments.