Product Features of Vacuum Impregnated, Wound High-Temperature Pressure-Resistant Composite Insulation Pipes

Product Features of Vacuum Impregnated, Wound High-Temperature Pressure-Resistant Composite Insulation Pipes

1. The product adopts a vacuum impregnation process, where the entire procedure takes place under vacuum, ensuring a high density, excellent gas tightness, and superior electrical insulation properties.

2. The raw materials for the high-temperature, high-pressure insulation pipes used in petroleum logging instruments are all imported, ensuring high-quality performance and exceeding domestic industry standards.

3. The high-temperature rubber material is supplemented with nano anti-wear materials, which ensures that the surface of the insulation pipe remains undamaged during long-term contact with the wellbore, extending the normal service life of logging instruments.

4. Produced using high-temperature resistant rubber, the material shows no significant degradation at 240°C and 175°C, 140MPa conditions, ensuring it fully meets the required operational standards.

5. Manufactured with strong acid-resistant materials, the insulation ensures long-term use in high-temperature and acidic environments (such as H2S and SO2) without corrosion. These properties meet the needs of petroleum logging instruments and replace similar imported products.

6. The insulation material can withstand mechanical processing such as turning, milling, planing, grinding, drilling, and threading, without delaminating, chipping, cracking, or wrinkling. The surface roughness meets technical specifications.