In the era of intelligent vehicles, sensors are like the "nervous system" of a vehicle, responsible for monitoring key data such as temperature, pressure, speed, and angle, providing support for the safety and intelligent control of the entire vehicle.
However, in complex environments such as high temperature, vibration, and humidity, the tiny mechanical parts inside the sensor are prone to failure due to friction, oxidation, or corrosion, leading to signal deviation or slow response. Therefore, the use of lubricating grease is particularly important to ensure the sensor maintains accuracy and stability over the long term.
In automobiles, common sensors such as throttle position sensors, brake system sensors, steering angle sensors, and temperature sensors all have metal contacts, springs, or micro-gear structures. If these components lack lubrication during repeated operation, they are prone to wear or metal fatigue, affecting their sensitivity.
However, not all greases are suitable. Sensors require low volatility, non-conductivity, stable temperature resistance, and compatibility with materials such as plastics and rubber to avoid softening, swelling, or decreased insulation performance. Many companies initially chose ordinary grease or petrolatum products, but after a period of use, problems such as oil separation, dust accumulation, and unstable signals occurred.
To address these pain points, Baoxing Lubrication Engineering team has provided low-volatility, insulating grease solutions for automotive electronic components. This series of products exhibits stable performance in high and low temperature environments, does not affect signal transmission, and can significantly extend sensor life and improve response accuracy.
Whether you're a new energy vehicle manufacturer or an auto parts supplier, Baoxing can provide customized lubrication solutions for different application scenarios. Sampling and testing are supported; please feel free to contact us for inquiries .
