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How It’s Made: Steel Braided Line

No matter what line of work you’re in, there might be tools of the trade that you end up using and don’t think twice about, maybe even taking them for granted. Naturally, how often are you going to think about something like a wrench or a ratchet and how it is made? At the end of the day, it might be the most effective way to get the job done but beyond that, you don’t think too hard about it. However, when a clip like this comes into play, you start to wonder just exactly how certain things might have come together and how these companies behind the products have managed to get so good at creating them. After all, everything from tools to parts and everything in between has been made better over the years so what makes the components of today so much stronger and more durable?

While we can’t speak for everything across the board with the answers to that question, in this case, we get the opportunity to take a look at exactly how steel braided line comes together and has been so strong of a performer. As the case is with most of these components that you’ll be using for your vehicle, steel braided lines are also created as a part of an automated process that has a machine weaving together cords of steel into one cohesive picture that provides a stronger line for your vehicle to feed fluid wherever it needs to be.

If you follow along with the clip below, you’ll find that it’s actually quite mesmerizing to watch as the braided lines come together with each piece expertly being woven together in such a way as to create the strongest possible outcome that will be a little bit less prone to cracking and breaking than traditional rubber hoses would be when dry rot grabs hold of them. This also shows you how exactly these components are able to handle that much more pressure.

Ever wonder how steel braided line is made? Pretty wild.

Posted by MadRam11 YouTube Videos on Tuesday, December 18, 2018

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