PVC wiring ducts, a term that is likely familiar to many, can be found in various places in our daily lives, such as classrooms, homes, offices, and shopping malls. These ducts may appear on walls, ceilings, and other locations. In a modern society where electrical appliances have permeated every corner of our lives, there is a high demand for the safety of power transmission cables, and wiring ducts are the tools that meet this safety requirement.
PVC wiring ducts have managed to stand out among aluminum alloy ducts, steel ducts, PC/ABS ducts, and PVC ducts, becoming the most widely used ducts in people’s daily lives. This is due to their numerous advantages, many of which are particularly suitable for everyday use and are difficult for other types of ducts to match.
As an insulating material, PVC wiring ducts offer significantly higher safety performance compared to metal ducts. High insulation means that even in the event of an accident, there is a lower risk of electric leakage. PVC material also boasts excellent elasticity, toughness, and sturdiness, allowing it to withstand considerable pressure and recover from certain degrees of deformation. Additionally, PVC has good fire resistance and corrosion resistance, with high chemical stability, making it difficult to ignite and capable of resisting corrosion from chemical liquids and oxidants to some extent. It is minimally affected by natural environmental erosion, providing a considerable lifespan when used in natural environments.
Compared to heavier metal ducts that require grounding, PVC wiring ducts are very lightweight, reducing transportation costs and making relocation, loading, unloading, and construction very convenient. Furthermore, their strong insulation reduces the risk during installation, allowing even non-professionals to easily arrange cables within the ducts, making the installation process quite simple.
PVC material has excellent colorability, allowing it to be sprayed with various patterns, textures, and colors, resulting in a very aesthetically pleasing appearance. It is also very convenient for DIY projects. If you want to spray your own colors, it is quite simple: use coarse sandpaper to evenly sand the surface of the plastic sheet, then apply a layer of plastic primer before spraying your desired color. PVC material also has good plasticity, resulting in various types of PVC wiring ducts, including triangular ducts, square ducts, and arc-shaped ducts.
