An Insulator is designed to prevent the transfer of heat or electricity between different parts of the braking line. It serves to isolate and protect certain elements from unwanted heat or electrical conductivity. Insulators in brake lines are made from materials with high thermal resistance plastic materials. These materials have low thermal conductivity, meaning they are not easily affected by heat and can withstand high temperatures without deforming or losing their insulating properties.

Attributes:
• Preventing excessive heat transfer
• Minimize friction and wear

Applications:
An Insulator is designed to minimize heat and prevent the flow of electricity in a brake.