Corrugated Tubes

Corrugation for cables

Cable conduit, also known as corrugated conduit, is used to protect and organize cables in a variety of above ground and underground applications. It offers physical protection, abrasion resistance and cable management.

Most commonly, corrugated conduits for cables are applicable in:

• Electrical installations: The wafer is used in building electrical installations to protect electric cables from physical impacts, moisture and other external influences. This includes homes, offices and industrial sites.
• Automotive industry: In the automotive industry, corrugated is used to protect automotive cables from mechanical damage and external influences.
• Telecommunications: In telecommunications systems, corrugated is used to organize and protect cables placed on ground or underground installations or inside buildings.
• Industrial applications: Wafer is used in various industrial sectors where strength and protection of cables are required.

Corrugated pipes, depending on the application and place of operation, vary in diameter and material of manufacture.

The most common wafers are:

• Metal corrugation: They are made of metal and provide a high degree of physical protection. Can be galvanized or stainless for corrosion resistance.
• Plastic Wafer: Made of plastic, these wafers are lightweight and corrosion resistant. They are often used in electrical and telecommunication applications.
• Nylon corrugation: Flexible and light, nylon corrugations are suitable for places where flexibility and protection from external influences are required.
• Rubber Corrugation: These are used to protect cables in high temperature and moisture conditions.

The choice of type and material of corrugated pipe depends on the specific requirements of the electrical installation and the working conditions.