
PTFE cables are produced through a taping and sintering process, they are particularly suitable when reduced dimensions and resistance to temperature peaks are required.
Due to its high viscosity and its non-melting property, PTFE ensures the stability of the insulation (and thus the cable) even when exposed to temperatures exceeding the continuous operating range.
PTFE is a fully fluorinated polymer that retains its properties in a temperature range of -200°C to +280°C (with peaks over 300 °C for short periods). It boasts excellent flame resistance, extreme repellence to water and oil, and maintains its properties even after prolonged exposure to most chemicals. Additionally, it offers exceptional dielectric properties.
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