Hi-Tech Controls, Inc. Heat-Resistant Cable SiHF-C-Si

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Silicone cables were designed for use wherever insulation is subjected to extreme temperature changes. They are heat resistant for permanent temperatures up to +180°C/+356°F, and short time for operation to +220°C/+428°F. These cables have great environmental resistance properties and can be used at temperatures as low as -60°C/-76°F. Silicone cables are halogen-free and are especially suitable for installation in power stations. They have also found their uses in steel producing industries, aviation industry, ship building as well as in ceramic, glass and cement factories. Due to the elastic characteristic of conductor insulations, these are used as flexible connection cable.
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Silicone cables were designed for use wherever insulation is subjected to extreme temperature changes. They are heat resistant for permanent temperatures up to +180°C/+356°F, and short time for operation to +220°C/+428°F. These cables have great environmental resistance properties and can be used at temperatures as low as -60°C/-76°F. Silicone cables are halogen-free and are especially suitable for installation in power stations. They have also found their uses in steel producing industries, aviation industry, ship building as well as in ceramic, glass and cement factories. Due to the elastic characteristic of conductor insulations, these are used as flexible connection cable.
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Heat-Resistant Cable - SiHF-C-Si - Hi-Tech Controls, Inc.
Centennial, CO, USA
Heat-Resistant Cable
SiHF-C-Si
Heat-Resistant Cable SiHF-C-Si
Silicone cables were designed for use wherever insulation is subjected to extreme temperature changes. They are heat resistant for permanent temperatures up to +180°C/+356°F, and short time for operation to +220°C/+428°F. These cables have great environmental resistance properties and can be used at temperatures as low as -60°C/-76°F. Silicone cables are halogen-free and are especially suitable for installation in power stations. They have also found their uses in steel producing industries, aviation industry, ship building as well as in ceramic, glass and cement factories. Due to the elastic characteristic of conductor insulations, these are used as flexible connection cable.

Silicone cables were designed for use wherever insulation is subjected to extreme temperature changes. They are heat resistant for permanent temperatures up to +180°C/+356°F, and short time for operation to +220°C/+428°F. These cables have great environmental resistance properties and can be used at temperatures as low as -60°C/-76°F. Silicone cables are halogen-free and are especially suitable for installation in power stations. They have also found their uses in steel producing industries, aviation industry, ship building as well as in ceramic, glass and cement factories.
Due to the elastic characteristic of conductor insulations, these are used as flexible connection cable.

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  Hi-Tech Controls, Inc.
Product Category Control and Instrumentation Cables
Product Number SiHF-C-Si
Product Name Heat-Resistant Cable
Product Type Multiconductor Cable
Cable Jacket Silicone
Cable Insulation Teflon
Cable Conductor Copper
Cable Shielding Braid
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