Braided hoses can generally be divided into single-headed tubes, braided tubes, and shower tubes according to their functions. Braided hoses can be divided into low, medium and high grades according to the production process. Low-grade braided hoses use aluminum wires with smaller diameters than low-end wires, iron nuts, zinc alloy inner cores, and rubber inner tubes. Products with this configuration have a certain price advantage, but the grade is the lowest, and problems such as water leakage and oxidation are prone to occur. The mid-range braided tube is mainly made of 304 steel wire, EPDM material, and all copper fittings. The applicable period is generally more than 5 years. High-end braided hoses have specific uses, such as water purifier braided hoses. It is generally required that the configuration of the mid-range comes first. Common configurations include 304 stainless steel wire, food-grade silicone inner tube, food-grade PEX-B inner tube, 58-3 all-copper fittings, and silicone gaskets. Braided hoses can be divided into single-headed hoses, braided hoses, and shower hoses (shower hoses) according to their uses. The single-headed tube is mainly used for kitchen and bathroom hardware such as faucets and washbasins. The name comes from the outer teeth at one end, also known as the pole. The single-headed tube requires 304 stainless steel wire, EPDM inner tube, and all-copper accessories. The braided tube is divided into stainless steel and alloy wire (aluminum wire), and is also divided into upper and lower. Shower pipes generally have 201 and 304 stainless steel braids, EPDM inner pipes, and all-copper fittings. "Shower pipes are generally made of 58-3 copper fittings, EPDM inner pipes, and 201 and 304 stainless steel braids. Of course, they also include high-end all-copper braids and stainless steel gold-plated products. These are the more high-end braided hoses product.
