How to solve the problem of cracks on the surface of PEEK Braided Sleeve?

Generally, if the Peek Braided Sleeve is used for a long time or stored improperly, some damages will occur, such as: oil leakage, surface cracking, surface cracking, etc. Below we analyze in detail the different situations, and what kind of coping strategies we need to make. Example: How to deal with cracks in cable bushings in cold weather.

In a relatively cold environment in winter, cracks on the outer surface of the rubber Cable Sleeve will cause the PEEK Braided Sleeve to twist. If you find cracks on the outer surface of the PEEK Braided Sleeve, you should pay attention to whether there are cracks in the PEEK Braided Sleeve, and decide whether to replace the PEEK Braided Sleeve immediately. Because the load-bearing capacity of the Cable Sleeve depends on the steel wire reinforcement layer, which is the skeleton of the Cable Sleeve, usually braided and surrounded by steel wires. HV and EHV are mostly braided from multiple layers of steel wire and surround the frame. Low-voltage Cable Sleeve are braided with cotton and hemp instead of steel wire, and are generally used for low-pressure oil return pipes. Temperature has a great effect on PEEK Braided Sleeve.
Therefore, do not move the Cable Sleeve or disassemble and repair the hydraulic system in a cold environment to ensure the safety of the PEEK Braided Sleeve, and it should be done indoors if necessary. If you need to work for a long time in colder environment, please replace the anti-icing Cable Sleeve.
Finally, no matter whether the outer rubber layer of the PEEK Braided Sleeve is damaged or whether the inner and outer surfaces are defective, we need to handle it carefully to avoid small problems from causing big troubles. If the Cable Sleeve has passed its service life, we need to replace it in time, don't feel sorry, and don't bury safety hazards to save money and endanger our personal safety.