Advance ™ Inspection Machine for Surface Defects of Nylon Pipe

Automotive nylon pipes, also known as nylon tubing or hoses, are widely used in the automotive industry for various applications. These pipes are made from nylon materials known for their high strength, durability, and resistance to abrasion and chemicals. They are commonly used in automotive fluid transfer systems, such as fuel lines, brake lines, and pneumatic lines.

1. Surface Roughness: Uneven or rough surfaces on the nylon pipes can lead to increased friction and potential damage to the pipes. This can result from improper extrusion or insufficient finishing processes.

2. Blisters: Bubbles or blisters on the surface of the pipes can be caused by trapped air or moisture during the manufacturing process. Blisters can weaken the pipe's structure and compromise its integrity.

3. Cracks: Surface cracks on nylon pipes can occur due to stress, temperature variations, or mechanical damage during production or installation. Cracks can lead to leakage or complete pipe failure.

4. Delamination: Delamination refers to the separation or splitting of layers within the nylon pipe material. It can be caused by improper bonding or curing processes, leading to reduced strength and potential leaks.