What is the production process of Pattern Braided Sleeve?

Pattern Braided Sleeve are an environmentally friendly product used to protect cables and lines, and are commonly used in industrial, construction and household fields. It has functions such as moisture-proof, fire-proof, and corrosion-resistant. While protecting the safety of the lines, it also beautifies the environment and improves work efficiency. The production process of Pattern Braided Sleeve is a delicate and complex process that requires multiple processes to complete. Let us introduce the production process of Pattern Braided Sleeve in detail.

Step 1: Raw material preparation. The main raw material of Pattern Braided Sleeve is polypropylene material, usually in granular form. First, the raw material needs to be melted and heated to a certain temperature to make it soft and sticky.

Step 2: Extrusion molding. The molten raw material is extruded through an extruder to form a circular tubular structure. During the extrusion molding process, the diameter and thickness of the tube can be controlled by adjusting the pressure and speed of the extruder.

Step 3: Braiding molding. After extrusion molding, the tube will be braided through a braiding machine. The braiding machine is an automated equipment that can adjust the density and shape of the braiding as needed. The braiding machine is a key link in the entire production process, and the quality of the braiding directly affects the appearance and performance of the final product.

Step 4: Forming and curing. After weaving and forming, the mesh tube needs to be cured. This process is usually completed by heating or cooling to make the shape of the mesh tube fixed and stable.

Step 5: Quality inspection. After curing, the quality of the mesh tube needs to be inspected. Usually it includes appearance inspection, dimension measurement and performance testing. Only products that have passed the quality inspection can enter the next process.

Step 6: Packing and leaving the factory. One process is to pack the qualified mesh tubes and prepare them for shipment. The packaging of the mesh tube is usually in two ways: rolling and bundling, which is convenient for transportation and storage.