How long is the service life of Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve?

The service life of Stainless Steel braided sleeve is very long, about 5-7 years. However, many people will ask, is there any way to increase the service life of Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve so that it can be used longer?

Through the analysis of Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve, the factors that affect the service life of Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve mainly include the correct installation of Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve, good control of the working environment, manufacturing process, etc.
1. Correct selection and installation of Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve: Proper installation is directly related to the service life of Special Material Braided Sleeve. There are many products on the market. Make sure to use the same Special Material Braided Sleeve and do not mix them at will.
2. Usage environment: Try to avoid long-term exposure to the sun. Long-term direct sunlight may cause the Special Material Braided Sleeve to deform, thus affecting their lifespan.
3. Usage tips: Do not use it overloaded. The greater the load, the service life of the Special Material Braided Sleeve will be reduced. It should be used within the allowable range of the Special Material Braided Sleeve and must not be exceeded.
4. Learn to look: Look at the craftsmanship, choose high-quality Special Material Braided Sleeve, and check for damage when purchasing.
The general service life of Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve. First of all, we must know that the Special Material Braided Sleeve are considered to be three factors in the design of compressive strength, stability and fatigue performance. Although the national standards and the American EJMA standards have clear provisions on calculation and evaluation in several aspects, years of practical application and Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve failure analysis have revealed that the stability of the calculation and evaluation methods given in the standards is not comprehensive, and The fatigue life is only a fan with a fairly thick wire.
In addition, sometimes it is not excluded that a product that fully meets the required standards may have some problems in actual use. Types such as ending front displacement state compensation joint Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve are prone to out-of-plane instability during pressure testing Large diameter closure type fully compensated joint displacement working position Special Material Braided Sleeve is prone to circumferential instability Small diameter double rod type fully Compensation, hinge joint compensation joint displacement condition column is prone to instability. Too much deformation of the Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve not only affects the stability, but also provides favorable environmental conditions for stress corrosion.
Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve compensators are widely used in many industries. In addition to good compensation ability, the main reason is high reliability. Its reliability is through design, manufacturing, installation, operation and management, and other links to ensure that any link where the control compensator drops will lead to life or even failure. Special Material Braided Sleeve were considered for three factors in the design: compressive strength, stability and fatigue performance. Although the national standards and the American EJMA standards have clear provisions on calculation and evaluation in several aspects, years of practical application and failure analysis of Special Material Braided Sleeve have revealed that the stability of the calculation and evaluation methods given in the standards is not comprehensive, and fatigue life Also only gives a relatively rough boundary. Sometimes a product that fully meets the required standards may have some problems in actual use.
Too much deformation of the Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve not only affects the stability, but also provides favorable environmental conditions for stress corrosion. Special Material Braided Sleeve compensator The comprehensive stress compensation amount of the Special Material Braided Sleeve fatigue life depends on its fatigue life. The higher the fatigue life, the smaller the single wave offset of the metal Special Material Braided Sleeve. In order to reduce costs and improve single-wave compensation, some manufacturers set the allowable fatigue life of Special Material Braided Sleeve compensators to be too low, which will cause the meridian bending stress caused by the displacement of the Special Material Braided Sleeve to be very large and the comprehensive stress to be high, which greatly reduces the Special Material Braided Sleeve compensator. The stability of the braided sleeve compensator reduces the use time of the Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve.