Silicone wire insulation is made of silicone rubber, which has a long service life and is easy to install.
Many friends don’t know much about the difference between silicone wire and ordinary wire. Let’s take a look today.
Let us first understand the introduction of ordinary wires. Ordinary wires usually refer to ordinary household wires, which are widely used in ordinary power transmission lines such as household lighting, induction cookers and hair dryers.
Ordinary wires are suitable for electrical equipment and lighting devices: AC 500V and below or DC 1000V and below, that is, PVC insulated flexible cable, or copper core PVC insulated shielded PVC sheathed flexible cable with voltage 300V/300V2-24 cores.
Silicone wire can be used for relatively high industrial wires and special wires, which cannot be achieved with ordinary wires. Silicone wire can withstand high temperatures of 180-200 degrees and low temperatures of 60 degrees. Ordinary circuits are mainly thermoplastic, with a basic high temperature limit of 105 degrees. No matter how high the temperature is, it can easily cause melting. In addition, the softness, wear resistance, stretchability and oil resistance of silicone thread are much better than ordinary thread.
It can be seen from the market price that silicone wires are much more expensive than ordinary wires. If the use environment has no special requirements, ordinary wires can be used. If the equipment has higher requirements or special wires, silicone wires must be used.
Silicone high temperature wire has the advantages of excellent high temperature resistance, low temperature resistance, high pressure resistance, aging resistance, high temperature resistance, acid and alkali resistance, and long service life. Instructions for use: Insulating silicone rubber, colors: white, red, black, blue, green, yellow, translucent, etc. Long service life and easy installation.
High temperature resistance range of silicone wire :
It is suitable for silicone cables that are allowed to be used in an ambient
