How to Treat Cracks in Tinned Copper Braided Sleeve

Welding is a common repair method and is suitable for relatively small cracks. TIG welding or MIG welding can be used for repair. The welding material can be 316L stainless steel welding wire. Before repairing, the cracks need to be cut out and then welded. During specific operations, attention needs to be paid to the control of welding current and voltage, as well as the adjustment of welding position and angle. After welding is completed, inspection is required to ensure welding quality.

Glue can be used for repair. Glue repair is a simple repair method, but its scope of application is limited. Choose appropriate glue, such as 3M double-sided tape or glass glue, etc., apply glue to the crack, fix it with clips or other tools, and wait for the glue to dry. After the bonding is completed, its sealing and pressure resistance need to be tested to ensure that there is no leakage.
Either replace it. If the cracks in the Tinned Copper braided sleeve are serious or the repair effect is not satisfactory, you need to consider replacing it. Before replacement, you need to purchase Tinned Copper Braided Sleeve with the same specification and material as the original pipe, then cut off the original pipe, and weld the new pipe or fix it through flange connection. Before replacement, attention should be paid to fully draining the liquid in the pipeline to ensure that the pipeline is clean and dry.