Material and manufacturing process of Tinned Copper Braided Sleeve

The heat resistance rating of Tinned Copper braided sleeve is usually between -60℃ and +200℃. This means that within this temperature range, the Special Material Braided Sleeve can maintain its physical properties and chemical stability without deformation, aging or corrosion. This makes Tinned Copper Braided Sleeve an ideal choice for food processing and transportation.

The heat resistance of Tinned Copper Braided Sleeve mainly depends on its material and manufacturing process. Generally speaking, the Special Material Braided Sleeve is made of high-purity silicone rubber and has good heat resistance. Silicone rubber is a polymer compound with excellent high temperature resistance and chemical stability. It can maintain its elasticity and softness at high temperatures without becoming hard or brittle. In addition, silicone rubber also has good corrosion resistance and can resist the erosion of chemicals such as acids, alkalis, and solvents.
The manufacturing process also plays an important role in the heat resistance of Tinned Copper Braided Sleeve. Generally speaking, Tinned Copper Braided Sleeve is manufactured by extrusion molding process. In this process, silicone rubber is heated and extruded at high temperature to form a tubular structure. This manufacturing process can fully cross-link the silicone rubber and improve its heat resistance. In addition, some special additives such as heat resistant agents and plasticizers can be added during the manufacturing process to further improve the heat resistance of Special Material Braided Sleeve.
The heat resistance level of Tinned Copper Braided Sleeve is crucial to the safety and efficiency of food processing and transportation processes. In high temperature environments, if the heat resistance of the pipeline material is insufficient, it may cause the pipeline to deform, age or even rupture, thus affecting the quality and safety of food. Therefore, it is very important to choose Tinned Copper Braided Sleeve with appropriate heat resistance levels.
In short, the heat resistance level of Tinned Copper Braided Sleeve is usually between -60℃ and +200℃. This heat resistance makes Special Material Braided Sleeve an ideal choice in food processing and transportation processes. The heat resistance of Special Material Braided Sleeve mainly depends on its material and manufacturing process. The high purity and extrusion molding process of silicone rubber can improve its heat resistance. Choosing Tinned Copper Braided Sleeve with appropriate heat resistance levels is crucial to ensure the safety and efficiency of food processing and transportation processes.