A Self-Sealing Hose is a type of hose that automatically seals itself when damaged, preventing the leakage of fluids (liquids or gases) from the hose. This feature is typically activated when the hose is cut, punctured, or experiences other forms of damage. The sealing mechanism is designed to stop or reduce the flow of the fluid, ensuring that it does not leak from the compromised area.

Key Features:
Automatic Sealing: When the hose is punctured or cut, the internal material or structure of the hose seals the damaged area to prevent leaks.
Leak Prevention: Ensures that even in the event of damage, the hose can still function safely without causing spills or accidents.
Durability and Safety: Often used in high-pressure or hazardous environments, such as in aerospace, automotive, or industrial applications, where maintaining a fluid-tight system is crucial.