Thermal and electrical conductivity properties of Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve

First, let`s look at the thermal conductivity of Stainless Steel braided sleeve. Thermal conductivity refers to the material's ability to conduct heat, usually expressed by the thermal conductivity coefficient. The thermal conductivity of Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve is low, usually between 0.15-0.24W/m·K, which means that its thermal conductivity is poor. However, in practical applications, Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve are mainly used for insulation protection and connection, and the requirements for thermal conductivity are not high. Therefore, the thermal conductivity properties of Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve can meet the needs of most electrical equipment.

Secondly, let`s look at the conductive properties of Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve. Electrical conductivity refers to the ability of a material to conduct electricity, usually expressed as conductivity. Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve is an insulating material with poor electrical conductivity, and the electrical conductivity is usually below 10^-15S/m. This means that the Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve is almost non-conductive and can effectively prevent the flow of current and provide good insulation protection. Therefore, stainless steel braided bushings are widely used in electrical equipment and can effectively protect equipment from the influence of electric current.
In general, Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve has good thermal and electrical conductivity, which can effectively protect electrical equipment from the influence of the external environment and extend the service life of the equipment. Although the thermal conductivity of Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve is poor, it does not affect its insulation protection effect in practical applications. Therefore, Stainless Steel Braided Sleeve is an insulating material with excellent performance and is widely used in the insulation protection and connection of electrical equipment.