Ko te mata o waho o te taura me takai ki te paparanga konumohe hei whakamarumaru me te whakamarumaru. Ko tenei ahua o te konumohe konumohe te nuinga o te waa ka mahia 1145 kōeke ahumahi konumohe parakore. I muri i te makanga me te huri haere tonu, hurihuri makariri, slitting and complete annealing, it is divided into small coils according to the length required by the user and supplied to the cable foil compounding plant. The surface of the aluminum foil is covered with plastic. The film is cut into several small strips and supplied to the cable factory in a reel shape.
The cable foil is made by attaching a special plastic film (0.058mm thick) on the upper and lower surfaces of 0.15mm-0.20mm te matotoru konumohe konumohe. There are two methods of attaching: dry attaching and wet attaching. The dry method uses a high temperature (200℃) roll pressing method to attach the film; the wet method uses glue. I tenei wa, most of them use dry methods. After attaching the plastic film, use a special instrument to tear off the film from the aluminum foil to determine the degree of adhesion of the plastic film. This measurement data is very important and is called peel strength. According to the communication cable industry standard (code YD/T723.2-94), the strength should not be less than 6.13N/cm; in addition, the heat sealing strength should not be less than 17.5N/cm. The surface quality of aluminum foil is the main factor that affects the peeling strength. The main surface quality problems are oil spots, kahare, and over-oxidation.
The cable foil uses the airtightness and shielding properties of aluminum foil, and is coated with plastic film on one or both sides to form an aluminum #plastic composite foil, which is used as a cable shield. The cable foil needs to have a small amount of oil on the outside, no holes, and high mechanical properties. Ko te tikanga, the length of the cable aluminum foil is extremely strict.
Aluminum foil is commonly used as a cable shielding material for a number of reasons, including its effectiveness against electromagnetic interference (Ei) and radio frequency interference (Rfi), mārama, me te utu-whai hua. Here are some key reasons why aluminum foil is used in electrical cables:
EMI and RFI Shielding: Aluminum foil provides excellent electromagnetic interference (Ei) and radio frequency interference (Rfi) shielding properties. It acts as a barrier that reflects and absorbs electromagnetic waves, preventing them from penetrating the cable and interfering with the signals carried by the inner conductors.
Te ngawari: Aluminum foil is highly flexible and can conform to the shape of the cable, making it suitable for a variety of cable designs and configurations.
Te taumaha mama: Aluminum foil is a lightweight material, and using aluminum foil as a shield does not significantly increase the weight of the cable.
Te aukati waikura: Aluminum foil has natural corrosion resistance due to the thin oxide layer formed on its surface.
Henan Huawei Aluminium Co., Ltd. ko te rangatira o te maha o nga konumohe hanga me nga kaiwhakarato i Haina. Ka tino whakahaerehia e matou te kounga me te aro ki nga kaihoko. Te ti'aturi nei matou kia hohonu te mahi tahi ki a koe me te whakarato ki a koe nga hua rauemi konumohe kounga teitei nga ratonga OEM. Mena kei te pirangi koe ki te tiki i nga utu hou me te utu pai mo ia kg, mo ia tana taumaha paerewa, tēnā whakapā mai.
