The characteristics of silicone cables are high temperature resistance (up to +250°C) and permanent flexibility. Due to the cross - linked molecular structure, silicone cables can maintain their original shape even when exposed to high temperatures. Silicone cables are halogen - free, silicon - based, and can maintain their functionality in case of fire. Heat - resistant silicone cables can be used in metallurgical plants, steel mills and rolling mills, internal wiring of lighting fixtures, or in glass and ceramic processing.

Teflon high - temperature - resistant cables. Extremely harsh environments require highly durable materials. Our ETFE, FEP, or PFA cables can meet these requirements. These cables can be used in the temperature range from - 90°C to +260°C. In addition, our ETFE, FEP, and/or PFA insulated cables can resist a variety of chemical influences while having high mechanical resistance. Possible application areas include the chemical industry, furnace construction, and telecommunications.

Fire - resistant cables can withstand temperatures from 350 to 1200°C, are non - flammable, have good chemical resistance, low water absorption, high mechanical strength, good insulation, and strong heat resistance.

In the following overview, we will introduce you to different structural types of corrosion - resistant cables and wires commonly used in industrial applications.

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