A steel conduit is a mechanical device used for protecting cables, oil pipes, gas pipes, and other pipelines in industrial equipment. It features high strength, wear resistance, and low noise, and is widely used in CNC machine tools, automated machinery, and other fields.
Definition and Features
The steel conduit housing is composed of chrome-plated steel chain plates, extruded aluminum alloy support plates, and alloy steel shaft pins. It protects pipelines from friction, deformation, or external damage through modular design. Core functions include:
- Protective Performance: To prevent cable and oil pipes from wearing or deforming during reciprocating movement, the bending radius must be 10 times the diameter of the pipeline (e.g., 50-800mm).
- Durability: Maximum travel speed of 40 meters per minute, safe life ≥ 1 million reciprocations, operating noise ≤ 68 decibels.
- Convenient Design: Each link can be opened individually, facilitating quick installation and maintenance, and multiple pipeline specifications can be managed with separator plates.
Categories and Specifications
- Structure Type:
- Bridge Type: Ideal for light loads, with excellent ventilation.
- Fully enclosed: Dust and waterproof, suitable for heavy loads (such as steel mills, oil platforms).
- Semi-enclosed: Balances protection and cost, with strong versatility.
2. Model and Specifications:
- TL Type (Basic Model): Spacing 45-250 models (e.g., TL45, TL125), bending radius 50-500mm.
- TLG Type (Enhanced): Carries heavier loads, with a suspension length up to 10 meters, and a bending radius of 100-600mm.
3. Key Parameters:
- Width: 60-1000mm (Widths over 300mm require additional specifications).
- Support Plates: Solid (for heavy loads), Split (easy to repair), Frame (for multiple pipelines).
