High Temperature Cable

High temperature cables are specifically designed for applications that require cables that can withstand heat between 150°C and 450°C. Choosing the right high temperature cables for high-heat environments reduces unnecessary replacements and avoids downtime.

 If you are concerned by electrical cable failure due to extreme heat, friction, abrasion and sometimes moisture, you can go for products with thermocouple extension wire, a variety of high temperature sleeves and high temperature silica tape. Conductors in high temperature cables can be either nickel-coated copper, tinned copper or pure nickel, while the insulation material can range from rubber, PTFE tapes and mica tapes to fiberglass and ceramic braids. The cable jackets often consist of high temperature fiberglass.

High temperature lead cables are generally used in motors, furnaces, ovens, and high-intensity lights. The exceptional strength and insulation properties make high temperature cables perfect for:

·         Preventing slag spill damage

·         Preventing molten splash damage

·         Welding curtains

·         Exhaust manifolds

·         Valve insulation covers

·         Turbine equipment

·         Cable tray protection