Product Details

A soft annealed tin plated copper wire with strands. This conductor cable is designed for military applications. The plating on the copper made of tin enhanced the thermal performance of the cable. Tin makes the wire to be easily soldered. It also improves the resistance of the wire to corrosion and oxidation at higher temperatures. It is used in operations of up to 125 degrees Celsius and applications needing up to 600 volts.

Applications
• For use in high voltage, high temperature applications
• This wire has found usage in military applications because of its great resistance to flame and fire and the zero halogen properties.

Insulation
• Gray extruded layer of cross-linked polyolefin insulation
• An insulation made of cross-linked polyolefin is used to offer protection to the wire. Polyolefin offers great resistance to chemicals, ultraviolet rays, and fire. Since cross-linked polyolefin is considered halogen free, when used as an insulation material, it offers safety. The material releases no harmful fumes when burned.

Jacketing
• Arctic grade polychloroprene (neoprene)
• A jacketing made of heavy-duty arctic grade polychloroprene provided protection to the insulation. Neoprene or polychloroprene is a synthetic thermoset rubber that is usually vulcanized to allow it obtain the desired qualities. This material is regarded as extremely resistance to abrasion, oil, chemicals, cut-through and solvent. It has a long service life and is used in a wide range of temperatures. Neoprene is also flame retardant as well as self-extinguishing. The arctic grade polychloroprene is flexible yet durable.

Features
• Specification 10626721
• 125°C conductor temperature, 600 volts