High Temperature Wires and Cables

Black Unsintered Extruded PTFE Film is engineered with a carbon based PTFE filler to enhance conductivity and facilitate the dissipation of static electricity. It can be used for shielding high temperature wires and cables, wall construction of convoluted hose or when carbon black offers color advantages over other black pigments. Physical properties and conductivity are maximized after sintering. Features/Benefits • Enhanced Conductivity • Outstanding heat and chemical resistance • RoHS and REACH compliant Applications • High temperature wire and cable • Convoluted hose

Axon' offers an extended range of equipment wires and cables for any applications requiring resistance to high temperatures. Different types of constructions can be proposed and delivered ex stock. They are designed to resist high temperatures ranging from -90°C to +260°C depending on the insulation material ; PTFE, ETFE, FEP or polyimide. They are made with silver plated or nickel plated conductor copper alloy, tin, silver or nickel plated copper. They can be used for various applications: aeronautics, automotive, space telecommunications, electronics, military equipment, general industry, ...

Sintered Extruded PTFE Film is a high modulus PTFE film manufactured by extrusion and sintering processes. The physical properties of sintered extruded PTFE film exceed the physical properties of skived PTFE films. Features/Benefits • High dielectric strength • High chemical resistance • Low moisture absorption • Resistance to permeability • High temperature insulation • High modulus • Operating temperature range -100°F (-73°C) to +500°F (260°C) • RoHS and REACH compliant Applications • High temperature wire and cable • Coil winding • Gaskets • Diaphragms