Apr. 30, 2021
As an Electrical Flexible Conduit Factory, share it with everyone. The flexible conduit system is designed to
provide exactly the same cable protection solution as the rigid conduit
system-protecting cables, conductors and wiring in industrial, commercial and
industrial fields and even residential applications. The main difference between
rigid systems and flexible systems is the way they are applied in various
applications and installations.
Flexible Electrical Conduits
What is a flexible conduit?
The term "flexible" is related to liquid-tight flexible metal conduits. These
standards are used to evaluate product performance characteristics, such as
impact, pressure resistance, entry rating, temperature, strength, bending,
flexibility, flammability, etc.
The liquid-tight flexible metal conduit consists of a spiral core usually
composed of galvanized steel. Other catheter core types include brass, aluminum,
and stainless steel, each with specific characteristics tailored to specific
application requirements. While the spiral wound core provides flexibility, it
also provides mechanical protection for the conductors and cables it provides.
In static or dynamic applications, the core design, material, and transaction
size all affect the flexibility of the catheter. The sheath material is usually
composed of PVC, but may include thermoplastic rubber, polyurethane or PA nylon.
Flexible conduit systems are generally used for installations that require
flexible connections, and the installation may be subject to shock and
vibration. Product selection should consider the following factors:
Specific application and industry requirements
System rated temperature
System entrance level indoor or outdoor installation
Approve/certify
Reliability of performance over time.
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