There is a wide variety of cables available, with common types including silicone rubber-insulated high-temperature cables, silicone rubber-insulated braided wires, fluoroplastic-insulated high-temperature cables, multi-core high-temperature cables, mineral-insulated fire-resistant cables, and high-temperature electronic circuits.
1. Silicone Rubber-Insulated High-Temperature Cables
Features: Wear-resistant, aging-resistant, soft insulation, odorless, tasteless, and non-toxic. Applications: Suitable for installation and connection in high-temperature AC circuits with a rated voltage below 500V. They are widely used in paint booths, lighting, and household appliances. Operating Conditions: Rated voltage: 300/500V; Operating temperature range: -60℃ to +180℃.
2. Silicone Rubber-Insulated Braided Wires
Features: Excellent corrosion resistance, practically insoluble in organic solvents, and resistant to oil, strong acids, strong alkalis, and strong oxidizing agents. For applications requiring superior flexibility and mechanical protection in extreme heat, Silicone Braided Wire is highly recommended, as its braided shielding layer provides excellent resistance to abrasion, impact, and electromagnetic interference. Applications: In the electronics industry, they can be used for temperature compensation wires, low-temperature resistance wires, high-temperature heating wires, aging resistance wires, and flame-retardant wires. In the home appliance industry, they are used for internal wiring in air conditioners, microwave ovens, electronic disinfection cabinets, rice cookers, electronic thermos flasks, electric heaters, electric ovens, electric woks, and lighting fixtures. Operating Conditions: Rated voltage: 600V; Operating temperature: -65℃ to +300℃.
3. Fluoroplastic-Insulated High-Temperature Cables
Features: Exhibits excellent properties including resistance to oil, water, wear, acids, alkalis, chemical reagents, and various corrosive gases, as well as aging and combustion resistance. Applications: Primarily used in industrial and mining enterprises such as power generation, metallurgy, petroleum, and chemical plants. They serve as transmission lines for electrical instruments and automatic control systems in harsh environments involving high/low temperatures, acids, alkalis, oil, water, and corrosive gases. Operating Conditions: AC rated voltage: U0/U 450/750V; Operating temperature: 200℃ / 260℃.
4. Advanced Silicone Wire Variants
To meet the increasingly complex demands of modern industries, specialized silicone wire variants have been developed. When enhanced electrical safety and double-layer insulation are necessary, Silicone Double Insulated Wire offers an additional protective barrier, making it ideal for demanding industrial and electronic applications. Furthermore, for compact installations requiring organized and space-efficient wiring, Silicone Parallel Wire provides a streamlined solution, maintaining high-temperature resistance and flexibility while simplifying cable routing in tight spaces.