Insulated Cable & Wires Dealers in Rewari

We are manufacturing a wide range of trailing composite rubber cables that has been manufactured with high quality raw material. We use quality elastomer materials such as Polypropylene, Chloro-Sulphoneted Polyethylene (CSP), Nitirile Rubber/ PVC blends, Ethylene Polypropylene Rubber (EPR), Ehtylene Vinyle Acetate (EVA) and Silicone, that have been specially designed to meet numerous heat oil and resisting requirements. These electrometric compounds for insulating and setting of cables are formulated to meet the requirement of IS 6380 6899, IEC 60502 and other international specification.   GENERAL CONSTRUCTION (Conforming to IS 9968 Part 1) Conductor Annealed tinned copper wires solid (Class 1), Stranded(Class 2), Flexible (Class 5) Complying with the requirement of IS 8130-1984 applied Separator Tape Suitable material separator tape may be applied over the conductor. Insulation General service elastomer compound type lE 1 of IS 6380-1984 Heat Resisting elastomer compound type Le2 of IS 6380-1984 Silicone Rubber type. IE 5 of IS 6380-1984 Core Identification Colored insulation, Nos. PE tape colored proofed tape. Nos. Printing Filers Natural or synthetic fibers or elastomer suitable for the operating temperature and compatible with the insulating material Sheath General service sheath Type SE1/SE2 of IS 6380-1984 Heavy duty Sheath Type SE3/SE4/of IS 6380-1984

Polyethylene is the basic material of XLPE. The chemical structure of XLPE is converted into cross-linked XLPE through the use of organic peroxides. The cross linking method for polyethylene was developed in the U.S. in the 1950s and technologies for higher voltage continue to be developed. Growth aims at higher voltage and 500kV XLPE cables have already been commercialized. Characteristics Plastic insulation is becoming increasingly popular in advanced countries due to its superior insulation properties, simple installation and connectivity, and easy maintenance. In particular, XLPE insulation cables enable higher voltage capacity due to the growth of cross linking technologies. The 500 kV OF cables have quickly and completely been replaced with XLPE insulation cables. XLPE has advantages in weight, heat properties, and low installation and material costs.

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