Engineered by BAOD EXTRUSION (Jiangsu Baodie) — delivering field-tested continuous extrusion units configured for high-stress automotive fluid transport assemblies.
The global transition to high-voltage electric vehicle architectures operating beyond 800V creates unprecedented thermal dissipation requirements across battery packs, power electronics, and motor chillers.
Traditional single-wall EPDM and basic PA12 tubes suffer from ethylene glycol permeation and thermal hydrolysis. Our 3-layer co-extrusion technology leverages an engineered composite stack:
Corrugation creates flexibility in constrained battery tray geometry without kinking. Precision forming demands micro-second vacuum timing and synchronized cooling:
Multi-extruder co-extrusion dies require synchronized melt flow indices across dissimilar polymers to prevent ovality and flow surges:
The global shift from vulcanized rubber hoses to multi-layer thermoplastic corrugated tubing is accelerating. Understanding why Tier-1 manufacturers choose Jiangsu Baodie equipment over European legacy builders.
Modern internal combustion, hybrid (PHEV), and pure electric vehicles (BEV) demand lightweight, 100% recyclable coolant circuits. Vulcanized EPDM rubber lines are heavy, slow to cure, and prone to electrochemical degradation. Multi-layer PA corrugated tubes deliver up to a 60% mass reduction per vehicle while meeting stringent Euro 7 and CARB hydrocarbon permeation barriers. In addition, tight battery pack packaging requires corrugated sections with sharp bending radii that do not restrict coolant mass flow.
Originating from Taiwan precision machine engineering in the 1980s and expanding via our 16,000 m² state-of-the-art Jiangsu facility, BAOD provides unmatched total cost of ownership (TCO). While European suppliers present 12–18 month lead times and premium hardware surcharges, BAOD delivers complete CE-compliant turn-key lines within 10–14 weeks, backed by localized parts replacement, customized CAD screw profiling, and material validation before shipment.
How Tier-1 and Tier-2 automotive system manufacturers engineer their specifications for complete line integration.
Continuous serpentine cooling plates underneath cylindrical and prismatic cells require micro-corrugated PA12/PA612 lines that tolerate vibration, dynamic thermal shock (-40°C to +125°C), and continuous coolant contact without leaching ions into the liquid.
Silicon carbide (SiC) fast-switching inverters generate intense localized heat spikes. Tri-layer corrugated tubes route cooling glycol through tight under-hood harnesses, resisting high oil, brake fluid, and engine compartment ozone exposure.
Global procurement teams prioritize zero-scrap changeovers, continuous laser wall measurement feedback, automated defect marking, high-accuracy servo rotary fly-knife cutters, and centralized Industry 4.0 data logging via OPC-UA protocols.
Key technical insights addressing equipment integration, barrier integrity, and operational maintenance.
Complete your automotive extrusion cell with high-speed cutters, profile shapers, and specialized multi-layer downstream stations.