High-Temperature Resistance Characteristics of Silicone Cable Production Lines


Time:

2018-06-01

1. Long-term operating temperature of the cable conductor: 180°C. 2. During a short circuit (lasting up to 5 seconds), the maximum temperature of the cable conductor shall not exceed 350°C. 3. Permissible bending radius of the cable: For cables without armor or shielding, the radius shall be no less than 6 times the cable’s outer diameter; for cables with armor or shielding, the radius shall be no less than 12 times the cable’s outer diameter. 4. Installation temperature: Not lower than –20°C; if installed at temperatures below this threshold, the cable must be preheated. This machine is suitable for extruding silicone‑rubber‑coated wires and sheathed cables, offering convenient operation and high reliability.

1. Long-term maximum operating temperature of the cable conductor: 180°C.

 

2. During a short circuit (lasting 5 seconds), the maximum temperature of the cable conductor shall not exceed 350°C.

 

3. Permissible bending radius of cables: For cables without armor or shielding, the radius shall be no less than 6 times the cable’s outer diameter; for cables with armor or shielding, the radius shall be no less than 12 times the cable’s outer diameter.

 

4. Cable laying temperature: Not less than –20°C; when laying at temperatures below this threshold, the cable shall be preheated.

 

This machine is ideally suited for extruding silicone‑rubber‑coated or sheathed wires, offering convenient operation and high reliability.