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FFC柔性排線包括：FFC排線構件和耐高溫構件，所述耐高溫構件可拆卸地安裝在所述FFC排線構件兩端頭，所述FFC排線構件兩端頭設置有與所述耐高溫構件相配合的滑動卡設槽，所述滑動卡設槽延伸至所述FFC排線構件兩端頭內側，所述耐高溫構件內設置有耐高溫護片，所述耐高溫護片可拆卸地安裝在所述耐高溫構件內。本實用新型的有益效果在于：能夠改變傳統FFC排線接口處耐溫材料的安裝方式，利用組合式結構裝配在FFC排線兩端，提高FFC排線的耐高溫能力，增強插接效果，並且遭損壞之後只用更換耐高溫構件能夠將FFC排線完整的保留下來。節省資源。

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