Under pressure.
Test pressure, hold duration, and acceptance criteria are established for the assembly and agreed scope.
Explore testing ↗BASED IN SOUTH HUTCHINSON, KANSAS
Hydrostatic hose & pressure testing up to 7,000 PSI.
Testing at our South Hutchinson, Kansas shop, with local hose drop-off and pickup and custom stainless steel identification tags.
A pressure reading is part of the story. The assembly ID connects the agreed test record to the stainless identification tag—so the information stays with the hose.
Test pressure, hold duration, and acceptance criteria are established for the assembly and agreed scope.
Explore testing ↗Keep assembly identification and agreed test information together in the required documentation.
View sample report ↗Laser-marked stainless tags carry the selected information. Preview one layout or send your complete inventory.
Build a sample tag ↗A useful testing inquiry starts with the details: what needs to be tested, the required pressure, and the acceptance criteria for your application.
Bring the conversation down to the assembly level. Share hose type, diameter, length, end connections, and quantity so the testing scope can be reviewed.
Hose assemblies · Shop testingHave a specific pressure testing requirement? Identify the item and provide the applicable manufacturer instructions or project specification for a scope review.
Project-specific requirementsHydrostatic testing up to 7,000 PSI, paired with stainless steel tags laser-marked with the testing information you specify.
Our shop uses a Hydrorex M20-7000 electric pressure test unit with a 20 HP motor. We offer hydrostatic testing up to 7,000 PSI, using separate manifolds for lower- and higher-pressure testing.
Test pressure is selected for the assembly ratings and applicable testing requirements.We use a Cloudray laser with LightBurn software to mark 2.5″ × 1.5″ dual-slotted stainless steel ID tags with customer-selected testing information. Each tag is secured with two stainless steel zip ties. Specify the wording and identification fields you need.
2.5″ × 1.5″ · Two slots · Two stainless steel zip ties

The pictured shop station is used for tests below 2,000 PSI. A separate higher-pressure manifold supports our testing service up to 7,000 PSI.
Provide the required test pressure and assembly details when requesting testing.
Plan your testing inquiry ↗No guesswork in the inquiry. Establish the assembly details and testing requirements before arranging shop delivery.
Identify the assembly, quantity, end fittings, and known condition. Include the service application and any relevant history.
Provide the required test pressure, hold duration, acceptance criteria, and any requested records. If something is unknown, flag it for review.
Local customers can drop off and pick up hoses at our South Hutchinson, Kansas shop. Contact INVICTUS before delivery to confirm assembly requirements, scope, pricing, and scheduling.
Enter up to three lines and see the space they occupy on a 2.5″ × 1.5″ tag. Text stays at the reference height; long lines are flagged instead of shrunk.
Edit the full wording of each line. Date and pressure placeholders describe the requested layout; final test information is completed by INVICTUS.
Maximum text-block height is approximately 19.9 mm, confirmed by INVICTUS from the LightBurn layout. The preview allows approximately 51.5 mm between the illustrated tie areas. Text scale is calibrated to the 47.38 mm-wide LightBurn example; that example width is not treated as the available-space limit. This fixed scale applies to every line; text is not automatically shrunk to fit. Other wording remains an estimate until production review. Slots and ties are illustrative. INVICTUS reviews the final layout.
Put the key details in one place. Build an inquiry you can save and share with INVICTUS Industries.
Get in touchoffice@invictus-industries.com ↗
See an example of our hose hydrostatic test report. Assembly identification, hose details, inspection results, test pressure and batch information are recorded together. Confirm your required report format and documentation scope before scheduling.
The sample shows the report structure using fictional customer and assembly details. It is an illustration of the format, not an actual test record. Example pressures do not specify the correct test pressure for any hose.
View sample report (PDF) ↗Yes. INVICTUS Industries provides hydrostatic hose testing at our physical shop in South Hutchinson, Kansas. Local customers can drop off and pick up hose assemblies. Contact us before delivery to confirm testing requirements and scheduling.
Yes. Choose the large-order option to upload an Excel spreadsheet, CSV, or PDF up to 4 MB, or choose to email your list later. Include existing hose IDs. A representative tag preview is optional for bulk inquiries.
Submit the existing IDs, condition, service history, and available manufacturer or testing records. Suitability and the required testing scope must be reviewed before INVICTUS accepts the order.
We offer hydrostatic testing up to 7,000 PSI. Our pictured shop station is used below 2,000 PSI, with a separate manifold for higher-pressure testing. Each test pressure is selected according to assembly ratings and the applicable test requirements.
Mark it as unknown and identify the assembly and application. Include any manufacturer information or project testing specification you have so the requirement can be reviewed.
This website focuses on shop-based testing. Any request outside that scope requires a separate discussion with INVICTUS.
Yes. Our 2.5″ × 1.5″ dual-slotted stainless steel ID tags are laser-marked with customer-selected testing information and secured with two stainless steel zip ties. Include your desired fields and wording in the inquiry.
List the required record, format, acceptance criteria, and governing specification in your inquiry. Confirm the documentation scope before scheduling.
No. It sends an inquiry with your assembly details and any confirmed tag mockup. Scope, suitability, pricing, and scheduling need direct confirmation from INVICTUS before delivery.