How does the wire reinforcement layer in silicone hose maintain the stability of the hose?

Embedded within the walls of silicone hoses, the metal wire reinforcement forms a robust mesh structure. This structure not only enhances the overall strength of the hose but also significantly improves its pressure resistance capabilities. Under high-pressure or negative pressure conditions, the metal wire layer effectively distributes and absorbs pressure, preventing the hose from being squeezed, deformed, or collapsed. This ensures that the hose maintains a stable shape and performance under a wide range of operating conditions.

The metal wire reinforcement significantly enhances the hose's tensile strength and vibration absorption capacity. Within automotive engine compartments or industrial machinery, hoses often encounter complex vibration environments. The metal wire layer effectively mitigates the impact of vibrations on the hose, preserving the hose's original shape and positional stability. This prevents deformation or damage caused by vibrations, extending the hose's service life.

The metal wire reinforcement further enhances the chemical corrosion resistance of silicone hoses. Silicone itself exhibits excellent chemical corrosion resistance, and the addition of the metal wire further strengthens the hose's ability to withstand exposure to various chemicals, such as oils, fuels, coolants, and others. This enables the hose to operate reliably over an extended period in harsh chemical environments, minimizing the risk of corrosion and damage caused by external factors.