Visual Inspection: Check the hose for any visible damage, such as cuts, cracks, abrasions, or swelling.

Leak Testing: Check for any leaks along the hose length.

Burst Testing: Apply pressure to the hose until it bursts. The burst pressure should meet the manufacturer's specifications.

Final Inspection: After the testing is complete, inspect the hose for any signs of damage or wear.

Pressure Testing: Apply pressure to the hose and measure the pressure drop. The pressure drop should not exceed the manufacturer's specified maximum.

Bend Radius Testing: Bend the hose to its minimum bend radius and inspect for any kinks or deformations.

Endurance Testing: Conduct a cycle test to evaluate the hose's ability to withstand repeated pressure and flexing.