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Low‑smoke, halogen‑free, flame‑retardant polyolefin sheathing material is a special type of polyolefin that features low smoke emission, halogen freedom, and flame retardancy. With excellent insulation performance and high‑temperature resistance, it is suitable for use in a wide range of electrical equipment.
Keywords: Polyethylene Cable Compound Series
Low‑smoke, halogen‑free polyolefin sheathing material is an environmentally friendly material whose primary component is polyolefin. This sheathing material features low smoke and is halogen‑free, making it suitable for use as cable sheathing in industries such as power, telecommunications, and petrochemicals.
Choosing the right household wiring is extremely important. If the quality of the wires is not guaranteed, it will directly affect our daily use. Among the many types of home installation cables available, BV wire is one of the most commonly used for residential wiring—so many professionals recommend BV wire as the preferred choice for home electrical installations. So why is BV wire well suited for home wiring? Let’s first look at the reasons why BV wire is ideal for home renovations.
Keywords:Polyethylene Cable Compound Series
In everyday life, common wire and cable products can be broadly categorized into the following five types: bare wire products, power cables, flat cables, communication cables and optical fibers, as well as winding wires. (1) Bare wire products are characterized by their pure conductive metal core, lacking both insulation and sheathing layers. Examples include steel‑core aluminum stranded wire, copper‑aluminum busbars, and electric locomotive overhead contact wires—all of which fall under the category of bare products. These products are primarily used in suburban and rural areas, on main user lines, in switchgear, and other similar applications. The majority of their manufacturing processes involve pressure working techniques such as melting, rolling, drawing, stranding, and compacted stranding.