Protective pipes

Protective pipes are used in the car and electro-technical industries to protect against mechanical damage to isolated conductors, for their colour differentiation, to protect cables, connecting rods and chains.
The pipes are unreinforced – without reinforcement.
Their density varies between 1,2-1,34 g/cm³ and is dependent on the ratio of components used when creating the recipe. The physical characteristics are dependent on level of softening. In general, it can be said,that when softened most of the chemical and physical values decrease, when compared with unsoftened materials.

The characteristics can be modified within these limits:
Hardness: 50 ShA – 52 ShD
Limiting strength in tension: 100 – 200 kp/cm²
Ductility: 150 – 350 %

Protective pipes

types of Protective pipes

Pipes Use Hardness Breakthrough tensile strength at least Bend brittle temperature Dimensions
type 1100 Protection and colour differentiation of isolated conductors. The pipe can be used at temperatures from -15 °C to +60 °C. At temperatures over +40 °C a under 0 °C they can not be mechanically stressed. 80 ShA 14 MPa -15°C PDF
type 1105 special uses, for instance the protection of chains 80 ShA 15 MPa -25°C PDF

Contact

Ing. Tomáš Zmrzlík
Tel.: +420 577 503 273
Mobil: +420 724 405 707
E-mail: tomas.zmrzlik@fatra.cz

Martin Pospěch
Tel.: +420 577 502 274
Mobil: +420 724 405 959
E-mail: martin.pospech@fatra.cz