Why Do You Use Silicone Rubber Heat Shrink Tubing?
In today's rapidly evolving technological world, the demand for equipment protection in harsh environments is increasing. Is there a material that can provide reliable insulation, withstand extreme temperatures, and possess excellent flexibility and durability? Silicone rubber heat shrink tubing is
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Cold Shrink Tubing Gives Cable Connectors "All-Weather Armor"
During routine maintenance at communication base stations, power grids, or industrial equipment, have you ever worried about protecting cable connectors? Traditional heat shrink tubing requires heating tools, which is not only inefficient but can also burn cables if not handled with care. Even more
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An Application Case of Silicone Fiberglass Sleeving in Fireproof Sealing
During routine safety inspections at a data center located overseas by a leading global interactive entertainment company, seal failures were discovered in fire barriers, cable entry holes, and cabinet bottoms in multiple precision air conditioning areas within the computer room. These gaps not only
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How Effectively Solve The Problem of Electrocorrosion in Motor Bearings?
Electrocorrosion is a common problem currently faced in new energy vehicle electric drives, wind turbine generators, rail transit, marine propulsion, and industrial motors. With new energy vehicle electric drives advancing to 800V, the widespread use of silicon carbide controllers, and motor speeds
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Silicone Rubber Self-fusing Tape Safeguards Cable Safety
At an electrical maintenance site, an engineer frowned at an irregularly shaped cable joint. Rain was approaching, and traditional insulating tape struggled to adhere properly, leaving hidden dangers. He pulled a roll of red silicone rubber self-fusing tape from his tool kit. With a flick of his fin
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How Busbar Heat Shrink Tubing Protects Medium And Low Voltage Power Systems
In medium and low voltage switchgear, busbars are like the "arteries" of the power system, carrying the core responsibility of power transmission. However, exposed busbars face multiple risks, including short circuits, leakage, and corrosion. Effective insulation and protection has become a key indu
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