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Choosing between XLPE (Cross-Linked Polyethylene) and PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) cables often depends on the application and environmental factors. Both materials are widely used in wire insulation and jacketing, but they differ significantly in properties and performance. As a purchaser, we need to know the differences between various materials to help us better choose the right cable.
● Thermal Resistance
XLPE: Offers superior thermal resistance, withstanding temperatures up to 90°C continuously and 250°C in short circuits.
PVC: Suitable for lower temperatures, typically up to 70°C for continuous operation.
●Electrical Properties
XLPE: Exhibits excellent dielectric strength, making it ideal for high-voltage applications.
PVC: While effective for low- and medium-voltage applications, its dielectric properties are not as robust as XLPE.
●Mechanical Durability
XLPE: High resistance to abrasion and impact, ensuring durability in harsh environments.
PVC: More flexible, which is advantageous for installations requiring tight bends or frequent movement.
●Environmental Impact
XLPE: Free of halogens, making it eco-friendly during combustion.
PVC: Emits toxic halogens and dense smoke in fires, posing safety risks.
●Applications
XLPE: Commonly used in power transmission, industrial installations, and high-voltage networks.
PVC: Ideal for household wiring, automotive wiring, and general-purpose cables.
FSW, a trusted Chinese cable manufacturer, provides high-quality XLPE and PVC wire insulation solutions tailored to meet diverse industry needs. With advanced production facilities and a commitment to customization, FSW ensures cables are designed to meet specific performance, safety, and environmental requirements.
Explore FSW’s extensive range of cables, from robust XLPE-insulated power cables to flexible PVC options.
Both XLPE and PVC cables have their advantages, depending on the application. For high-voltage, thermal stability, and environmental concerns, XLPE is the superior choice. For flexibility and cost-efficiency, PVC is often better suited. Trust FSW to deliver top-notch cable solutions tailored to your specific needs.
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Special cable is a type of cable designed for a specific purpose or environment, usually with special properties, materials or construction to meet special requirements.
Q 2. What are the differences between special cables and ordinary cables?
Special cables are usually customized according to special technical requirements, environmental conditions or application requirements, and their design and materials can be more complex than ordinary cables.
Q 3. What applications require special cables?
Special cables are often used in applications requiring high temperature, high frequency, anti-corrosion, waterproof, anti-interference and other special conditions, such as military, aerospace, medical equipment, industrial automation and other fields.
Q 4. How to choose a special cable for a specific application?
The selection of special cables should consider the application environment, required performance, electrical characteristics and other factors. It is best to consult a professional engineer or manufacturer for accurate advice.
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