Secure Power, Swift Connections
EN
Industria química
Industria química

El entorno de producción en la industria química puede describirse como un "lugar de prueba severo" para bornes. Medios corrosivos como el amoníaco y el cloro impregnan el aire, la destilación a alta temperatura se alterna con lavados frecuentes y existen dos limitaciones en cuanto a estándares de limpieza y a prueba de explosiones. Los terminales comunes suelen tener problemas frecuentes como corrosión, envejecimiento o fugas en dichos entornos, lo que los convierte en posibles peligros ocultos para la seguridad de la producción.

  • Enhancing Corrosion Resistance

    High-purity H62 brass is used as the base material, with the surface undergoing multi-layer electroplating: a 5μm nickel underlayer to enhance adhesion, a 3μm palladium-nickel alloy middle layer to resist acids and alkalis, and a 0.2μm gold top layer to improve conductivity. For scenarios frequently exposed to chlorine, sulfur, and other media, 316 stainless steel terminals are selected, which form an oxide film through passivation treatment, achieving a salt spray resistance of over 1000 hours, suitable for acid-base storage tanks, reaction kettles, and other equipment.

  • Enhancing Corrosion Resistance

    High-purity H62 brass is used as the base material, with the surface undergoing multi-layer electroplating: a 5μm nickel underlayer to enhance adhesion, a 3μm palladium-nickel alloy middle layer to resist acids and alkalis, and a 0.2μm gold top layer to improve conductivity. For scenarios frequently exposed to chlorine, sulfur, and other media, 316 stainless steel terminals are selected, which form an oxide film through passivation treatment, achieving a salt spray resistance of over 1000 hours, suitable for acid-base storage tanks, reaction kettles, and other equipment.

  • Improving High-Temperature Stability

    An IP67 overall sealing structure is adopted, with fluororubber sealing rings (chemically corrosion resistant) at terminal interfaces, combined with thread-locking connections to prevent liquid chemicals from infiltrating. The wiring cavity is filled with epoxy resin potting compound to form secondary protection, ensuring no leakage failures in scenarios with frequent spray cleaning or condensation (such as cleaning sections).

  • Ensuring Safety and Compliance

    Terminal designs comply with explosion-proof standards such as ATEX and IECEx. A reinforced insulation layer (thickness ≥1mm) is set between metal components and plastic shells to avoid electrostatic sparks. A misinsertion prevention structure (keyway guidance) is adopted to prevent short circuits caused by wrong wiring. Each batch of products passes the withstand voltage test (AC 2500V for 1min) and ground continuity test, adapting to the strict safety requirements of chemical explosion-proof areas.

Related Products
Cooperative Partner