Phenolic Tubes Supporting Electrical Coil Structures

Phenolic tubes are widely used for fastening electrical coil structures. These tubes are fashioned from a tough material known as phenolic resin, which can withstand heat and pressure without shattering. Phenolic tubes are ideal for applications involving supporting coils, as they excel at arranging and protecting the wires. This means that the coil can perform better, and last longer. Benefits with the proper phenolic tubes There is much less likelihood of problems with the use of the correct type of phenolic tubes, such as wires becoming injured and short circuits occurring. At RDS, we create phenolic cotton tube that are built to meet these standards so they can easily and securely hold electrical coils. 

Where to purchase electric coil making durable phenolic tubes in large quantity? 

It isn't too often you're able to find high grade phenolic tubes in quantity. The tubes you want are durable, dependable and uniform in size. RDS stocks impregnated phenolic laminate tubes designed for all electrical coil manufacturing applications in two sizes. Our tubes are crafted with extreme precision to withstand high temperatures and intense mechanical forces. With RDS, you are buying in bulk so there’s never interruption with your supply. Many companies may skimp by using cheaper tubes, but they tend to break or wear out quickly. Ours are longer lasting and will eliminate the need to replace or repair. 

Enhancing Electric Coil Function and Life with Phenolic Tubes

Phenolic tubing does more than retain coils, it actually helps them operate at their best and last longer. For one thing, phenolic resin with designs are very heat resistant. Since electrical coils can get hot during use, if the support material melts (or becomes soft), there is a risk that the coil may lose its shape or be damaged in some way. Furthermore, phenolic tubes retain their strength as temperatures rise, so the coil remains steady. Secondly, phenolic tubes are non-conductor of electricity; thus there is no fear such as short circuits or electrical leakage. This safety mechanism shields the coil and entire system. 

The typical problems encounter when employing phenolic tubes in electrical coil assemblies and how to prevent them. 

In the case of electrical coils, phenolic tubes are commonly selected to hold these simple structures in place and provide excellent heat resistance. But a few problems can occur if these tubes are not handled with care. One large concern is that laminated phenolic sheet and tubes can crack or shatter if stressed too much. This generally occurs when the tubes are bent too aggressively or there is excessive force on them. When a tube cracks, the coil can deform and may fail to operate. Another issue with the phenolic tubes is that they are susceptible to absorb humidity when stored or used in damp condition. The tubes can swell, or get weak, when they get wet, and this is not good for the coil’s performance.  

Selecting the Right Size and Grade for Phenolic Tubes Used in Electrical Coil Applications

Selecting the proper phenolic tubing for your electrical coil project is critical. If the tube is too small or large, the coil may not fit right or function correctly. Phenolic Tubes are available in various sizes, wall patterns and grades. The grade indicates how strong and heat-resistant the tube is. And for electrical coils, it’s equally important to choose a tube that can withstand both the heat produced by the coil and the mechanical stress from retaining the tightly wound coil in place. 

Where to Get the Best Sources of Wholesale Phenolic Tubes for Electrical Coil Projects?? 

Good quality phenolic tubes are important if you want your electrical coil projects to turn out. You’re better off buying from a material supplier who knows the ins and outs of what it takes to coil electrical wires and bundle them into tubes constructed by materials that are up to par. Wholesale suppliers are a good choice as they sell in high volumes and at lower rates, which can be beneficial when you have multiple projects or need to change out tubes frequently.