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TPE TPU for EV Charging Cables


TPU for EV Charging HV Cables ‌Thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU)‌ elastomers enable flexible, high-reliability insulation/sheathing for DC fast-charging cables (>500V), meeting IEC 62893 standards. ‌Critical Performance‌ ‌Electrical Safety‌: Halogen-free formulations achieve ‌≥30 kV/mm‌ dielectric strength and V-0 flame rating (UL 94). ‌Extreme Environment‌: Retains flexibility (-40°C to 125°C), resists oils, UV, and hydrolysis. ‌Durability‌: Withstands >10,000 bend cycles and mechanical abrasion. ‌Material Advantages‌ ‌Processing‌: Extrusion at 195–220°C; recyclable vs. thermoset alternatives. ‌Sustainability‌: Bio-based TPU options (e.g., BASF Elastollan®, Arkema EcoPaXX®) reduce carbon footprint. ‌Applications‌ Insulation layers for 150–1000V DC cables Protective outer jackets in CCS2/CHAdeMO connectors
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PUR for Drag Chain Cables


PUR high elasticity, wear-resistant, cold resistant drag chain Cables
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XLPO for Wires and Cables


Fast extrusion spee, low costs;Long term use, high temperature resistance up to 150 ℃.
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XLPE for Wires and Cables


XLPE for Wires and Cables ‌Crosslinked polyethylene‌ (XLPE) is a thermoset polymer engineered via chemical/peroxide or radiation crosslinking, enhancing thermal/mechanical properties over standard PE. ‌Critical Advantages‌ ‌Thermal Stability‌: Continuous operation up to ‌180°C‌ (vs. PE’s 75°C), resistant to thermal deformation. ‌Electrical Performance‌: Ultra-low dielectric loss, high insulation resistance (IEEE 48 standards). ‌Durability‌: Superior tensile strength, abrasion/chemical resistance, and reduced water treeing. ‌Key Applications‌ ‌Energy Infrastructure‌: HV power cables (>500 kV), solar/wind farm wiring. ‌Industrial Systems‌: Fire-resistant building wires, submarine cables, and automotive harnesses. ‌Processing‌: Cured at 160–200°C; recyclable via thermoplastic conversion tech.
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