Electrical Braided Sleeving protects wires and cables through multiple mechanisms:

• Abrasion Resistance: The tightly braided structure distributes external friction, preventing insulation damage from long-term wear and tear.
• Crush Resistance: Highly elastic fibers (such as polyester or aramid) cushion impact forces, preventing cable crushing or breakage.
• Gnaw Resistance: The mixed metal wire braid protects against rodent damage.

• Temperature Resistance: The fiberglass material can withstand extreme temperatures ranging from -40°C to 240°C, making it suitable for use in automotive engine compartments and high-temperature industrial areas.
• Corrosion Resistance: The silicone coating or plating resists corrosion from acids, alkalis, salt spray, and humid environments.

• EMI/RFI Shielding: The tinned copper braid forms a Faraday cage, effectively suppressing electromagnetic interference and ensuring stable signal transmission.
• Flame-retardant Insulation: PET material with a UL-V0 flame retardancy rating prevents the spread of fire and reduces the risk of short-circuit fires.

• Flexible Support: The retractable braided structure adapts to bending and vibration of the wiring harness, preventing internal conductor breakage caused by long-term bending.
• Quick Installation: The bifurcated design allows the tubing to be directly wrapped around the existing wiring harness without disassembling the terminal device.

• Combined with Bellows: In applications such as battery packs, the braided tubing and bellows can be layered for optimal flexibility and pressure resistance.
• Sealing and Dustproofing: Some models feature a rubber lining to prevent particulate matter from entering and causing poor contact.