A hose is a tubular device used for conveying water, liquids, or extinguishing fires. The type of hose produced mainly depends on its purpose, structure and characteristics. Here are some common types of hose production:

1. Fire hose: used for firefighting and fire extinguishing purposes, usually with high strength and wear resistance. These hoses are usually made of durable materials like rubber or polymer.

2. Agricultural water belts: used for agricultural irrigation or water transportation in agricultural fields. They may come in different sizes and lengths to suit different irrigation needs.

3. Industrial Water Belt: Used in industrial applications such as liquid transfer or pressure cleaning. These hoses are usually made of durable materials to withstand high pressures and various chemicals.

4. Garden hose: Used for home and garden purposes for watering plants and cleaning purposes. They are usually lightweight and easy to store.

5. Pool Hose: Used to fill, clean and maintain swimming pools. These hoses are often UV and chemical resistant.

6. Light hose: usually used for general household purposes, such as car washing, watering, etc. They are more flexible and easy to operate.

7. High-pressure hose: used for pressure washing, spraying and other high-pressure applications. These hoses often have extra pressure resistance.

8. Reel hose: usually used with the reel for easy retracting and retracting. They can be various types of hoses, depending on the purpose.

9. Marine Water Tape: Used in marine and marine applications and often resistant to salt water corrosion.

These are just a few examples of the types of hoses produced, there are actually many other specific purpose hoses. Water hose materials, sizes, and designs will vary depending on their intended use and environment.