Product Description

Rodent and Termite Resistant PVC Compound for Cable Electric Manufacturers

PVC has been used for cable insulation since 1932, originally as a replacement for rubber. Due to their relatively high dielectric strength, leading to corresponding induction losses and heating, soft PVC cable insulation compounds are only used at AC voltages of up to 10 kV. Most soft PVC cable mass applications are in this field. Formulations can be adjusted to customize the application temperature range, mechanical characteristics and flexibility of use, flammability and processing.

Here are two examples:

• Softener formulation adjustment can raise the continuous operating temperature limit to 105°C.
• Aluminium trihydroxide (ATH) additive can systematically reduce flammability and smoke formation. Regulatory authorities such as the VDE, EN or UL issue standardized property profiles for insulation and coating compounds.

Cable PVC Compounds TDS

Typical applications:

The main application fields of cable insulation mass produced with PVC cable compounding systems are power transmission up to the aforesaid 10 kV, domestic installations above all in private housing, and data transmission in general. The automobile industry almost exclusively uses soft PVC compounds.