Long term use of automotive control cables can indeed gradually cause to aging. This is the result of multiple factors working together.
Firstly, improper selection of cable specifications or overloading during use can accelerate the aging rate of cables. During the operation of cables, heat is generated due to the passage of current. If the specifications of the cable do not meet the actual requirements, or if it operates for a long time under conditions exceeding its rated load, it will cause the temperature of the cable to rise, accelerate the aging of the insulation layer, and even cause damage to the insulation layer.
Secondly, environmental factors are also an important cause of cable aging. For example, if a cable is directly laid in an acidic or alkaline area, its protective layer may be corroded by chemicals for a long time, cause to the failure of the protective layer and accelerating the aging of the cable. In addition, environmental factors such as high temperature, humidity, and ultraviolet radiation can also have adverse effects on cables, accelerating their aging process.
In addition, the aging of cables is also related to factors such as the material quality and manufacturing process of the cables themselves. If the cable is made of low-quality materials or has poor manufacturing process, its anti-aging performance will be relatively poor, and it is easy to experience aging during use.
In summary, long-term use of automotive control cables will gradually cause to aging, which is inevitable. In order to extend the service life of cables, some measures can be taken to slow down their aging rate, such as selecting appropriate cable specifications and models, avoiding overload operation, and regularly inspecting and maintaining cables. At the same time, when selecting cables, try to select products with reliable quality and good anti-aging performance.