Overview:
In the wire and cable industry, polymer compounds play a crucial role in enhancing performance, durability, and safety. These materials are used for both inner insulation and outer sheathing, protecting cables from mechanical, thermal, and chemical damage while meeting industrial standards. The combination of these benefits ensures reliable cables under harsh conditions.

Key Features:
• Heat Resistance:
Withstand high temperatures without mechanical degradation.
• Electrical Insulation:
Prevent current leakage and ensure safety at various voltages.
• Flexibility in Conditions:
Easily bendable and crack-resistant, even at low temperatures.
• UV & Weather Resistance:
Maintain physical properties and color in outdoor environments.
• Chemical Resistance:
Tolerate exposure to oils, moisture, and corrosive agents.
• Flame Retardancy:
Limit flame spread and toxic fume release.
• Processing Compatibility:
Easy extrusion with standard equipment.

Applications:
• Building wires and cables
• Automotive cables
• Flame-retardant cables
• Underground cables
• Marine and industrial cables
• Instrumentation and signal cables

Advantages:
• Enhanced Safety: Short-circuit and fire prevention
• Long Lifespan: Crack and corrosion resistance
• Reduced Maintenance Costs: Long-term durability
• Lightweight Design: Lower weight than traditional materials
• Faster Production: Smooth compatibility with extrusion lines

Recommended Compounds & Masterbatches:
• FR PE Compound
• Flexible PO Compounds
• Flame Retardant Masterbatch
• UV Stabilizer Masterbatch
• Anti-Oxidant Masterbatch
• Slip Agent Masterbatch