Types of PVC cables include special-purpose PVC wires and cables, cold-resistant PVC wires and cables, heat-resistant PVC wires and cables, and oil-resistant PVC wires and cables.
Special-purpose PVC wires and cables possess unique properties tailored for wire insulation and cable sheathing applications. Compared to general standards, the PVC compounds utilized in these cables exhibit exceptional electrical and mechanical characteristics, as well as excellent flexibility and tensile strength. Their installation temperature ranges from -40°C to +70°C for fixed installations, and from +5°C to +70°C for flexible applications.
Cold-resistant PVC wires and cables are renowned for their extreme resistance to cold, maintaining their integrity even at sub-zero temperatures. They feature superior mechanical strength and flexibility. Their installation temperature ranges from -40°C to +70°C for fixed installations, and from -20°C to +70°C for flexible applications.
Heat-resistant PVC wires and cables are capable of withstanding extreme temperatures reaching up to +105°C. The insulation and sheathing materials employed in these cables demonstrate outstanding electrical and mechanical performance. Their installation temperature ranges from -40°C to +90°C for fixed installations, and from +5°C to +105°C for flexible applications.
The compounds utilized in oil-resistant PVC wires and cables are specifically formulated to resist oil. These compounds are primarily employed as the sheathing material for the cables. Their installation temperature ranges from -40°C to +70°C for fixed installations, and from +5°C to +70°C for flexible applications.