Braided sleeve Can be used for the protection, tightening, and beautification of various wire materials. Braided wire sleeve The surface is smooth, high strength, good conductivity, good thermal conductivity, soft and breathable, heat insulation, sound absorption, shock absorption, filtration, and so on. Braided sleevings is mainly used for bundling and protecting cables. Standard wrap-around sleeves, which can be applied and removed with a single handle, are ideal for this purpose. Other applications require braided cable sleeves with special material and properties.
Braided sleeving products are made in a variety of materials including general purpose polyester, PA66 nylon, flame retardant, fray resistant, high temperature and materials that provide electromagnetic protection. Cables are braided for one of two reasons, either to electrostatically screen the cable or to provide mechanical strength to the cable. 1) Longer life span: The biggest advantage to using a braided cable is that they have a longer lifespan. Their build and inherent structural integrity makes them less prone to kinks and twists, and hence can withstand a lot of abuse.
Unless otherwise indicated, all wire loom, heat shrink, and braided sleeving is measured by the diameter of an open circle. While some companies may use the measurement of a flattened tube or the outer circumference, the industry standard is to measure tubing by nominal I.D. (interior diameter). Drain sleeving is a type of pipe repair that involves installing a sleeve around the damaged pipe. The sleeve is inserted into the opening of the pipe and then expanded until it fits snugly against the walls of the pipe. This helps to seal off any leaks or openings in the pipe and restores its structural integrity.
