Electronic and electrical motor hoses are specialized protective or conveying hoses designed for electronic devices and motors. Their core applications include wire protection and fluid transmission for motors and supporting electronic systems. Classified by material, they fall into three main categories: plastic, metal, and rubber. Different types exhibit significant performance differences and are tailored to specific application scenarios. The detailed introduction is as follows:
- Features: Soft material with a temperature resistance range of -30℃ to +100℃, and short-term tolerance to 120℃. Low cost and lightweight.
- Applications: Suitable for basic wire protection in ordinary motors and machine tools. They prevent wires from slight external wear and meet the insulation protection needs of low-voltage circuits in conventional electronic and electrical motors.
- Features: Temperature resistance similar to PE, with short-term tolerance up to 140℃. Achieves V0-level flame retardancy and excellent chemical corrosion resistance.
- Applications: In addition to wire protection for motors and automated instruments, they are widely used in electronic and electrical wiring in the automotive industry, capable of withstanding temperature fluctuations and chemical medium impacts in vehicle compartments.
- Features: High-quality among plastic hoses, with an expanded temperature resistance range of -40℃ to +125℃ and short-term tolerance to 150℃. Possesses good flexibility, torsion resistance, and quick recovery after compression.
- Applications: Suitable for wire protection in precision electronic motors and robotic arm motors. Also used for cooling fluid transmission in electronic devices, such as the heat dissipation system pipelines of some highly integrated motors.
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