Nylon Cable Sleeve

The ability of Nylon Braided Sleeve to absorb shock, stress, and vibration is very strong, with higher impact strength than ordinary plastics, and superior to acetal resins. Nylon Expandable Braided Sleeve has excellent fatigue resistance, enabling parts to maintain their original mechanical strength after repeated bending. Common escalator handrails, new bicycle plastic rims, and other occasions with obvious periodic fatigue usually rely on nylon. Nylon Cable Sleeve has a high softening point and heat resistance, and high crystallinity nylon boasts a high thermal deformation temperature, allowing for prolonged use at 150 degrees, while PA66 reinforced with glass fiber can reach a thermal deformation temperature of 250 degrees or higher. Nylon Wire Loom Sleeve features a smooth surface, a small friction coefficient, and wear resistance, making it self-lubricating and low noise when used as a mobile mechanical part, and suitable for operation without lubricant under low friction conditions. If lubricant is needed to reduce friction or assist with heat dissipation, water, oil, grease, etc. can be utilized. Consequently, Nylon Wire Mesh Sleeve boasts a long service life as a transmission component, exhibiting corrosion resistance against alkali, most salts, weak acids, engine oil, gasoline, and general solvents, though it is not resistant to strong acids and oxidants. It can resist erosion from gasoline, oil, fat, alcohol, weak alkali, etc., and possesses good anti-aging ability, is self-extinguishing, non-toxic, odorless, weather-resistant, inert to biological erosion, and showcases good antibacterial and mildew resistance.