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Product Description
1. Transmission of brake oil: The brake oil pipe is connected with brake system components such as brake master cylinder, brake cylinder and brake caliper to transmit brake oil. When the driver steps on the brake pedal, the brake oil in the brake master cylinder is pushed into the brake oil pipe, transmitted to the brake cylinder through the brake oil pipe, and then transmitted to the brake caliper from the brake cylinder, thus realizing the work of the brake system.
2. Pressure transmission: During the transmission of brake oil, the brake oil pipe bears the pressure from the brake master cylinder and transmits this pressure to the brake cylinder, brake caliper and other components. When the brake oil in the brake oil pipe is under pressure, it will transfer this pressure to other parts in the brake system, so that the brake system can generate enough pressure to realize braking operation.
3. Sealing performance: the brake oil pipe has good sealing performance, which can ensure that the brake oil does not leak in the pipe. Brake oil pipes are usually made of metal or rubber, and the joints are sealed with seals to prevent brake oil from leaking. Maintaining the sealing performance of the brake tubing is very important for the normal operation of the brake system.
4. Corrosion resistance: The brake tubing needs to have good corrosion resistance and can resist the corrosion of brake oil. Brake oil is a special liquid with certain corrosiveness. If the brake oil pipe does not have good corrosion resistance, it is easy to be corroded by brake oil, resulting in oil leakage or damage.
Generally speaking, the automobile brake tubing ensures the normal operation and driving safety of the brake system by transmitting brake oil, pressure, sealing and corrosion resistance. Brake tubing plays an important role in the brake system, which needs to be kept in good condition and regularly inspected and maintained to ensure the reliability and stability of the brake system.
