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Rubber Cables

Popularly known as Rubber cables. Originally started with natural rubber insulation and sheath in late 70’s now has been replaced with diffent type of synthetic rubber. Keeping the commitment of expanding it’s product range company started manufacturing elastomeric cables in 2003. Since then company has developed comprehensive range of elastomeric cables. Technologically advanced polymers like EPDM ,CSP,CPE, PCP,NBR,EVA,Silicone halogen free , non toxic, heat, oil resistant and fire retardant compounds are specially formulated to manufacture these speciality cables.

Applications

Rubber cable is used widely across many industries ranging from industries involved in water, renewable energy, distribution and power networks, nuclear and thermal power stations, airports, marine, defence, telecommunications, windmills, building,mining,onshore and offshore applications,ship wiring, railways, automation, audio-visual and manufacturing industries, these cables can be suitable for a huge amount of applications.

Features

BIS certified ( IS:9968 (Pt-1), IS:14494, IS:9968 (Pt-2) product which is a best third party guarantee in the country.
Available in wide range of operating temperature ranging from -55°C to over 300°C.
The copper conductor provides excellent corrosion resistance, even at elevated temperatures.
Exhibits excellent electrical, flame, and heat resistance.
The cables are also exceptionally resistant to grease, mineral oils and ozone.

Material	Max. conductor temp for continuous operation (deg.c)	Max. conductor temp for short circuit rating (deg.c)	Minimum working temperature (deg.c)
Ethylene Propylene Rubber (EPR)	90	250	-50
Polychloroprene	70	200	-40
Chlorosulphonated Polyethylene (CSP)	90	200	-35
Silicone Rubber	150/180	350	-55
Chloropropylene Ethylene (CPE)	90	250	-30
Styrene Butadience Rubber	60	200	-55
NBR PVC	90	250	-30

Material

Max. conductor temp for continuous operation (deg.c)

Max. conductor temp for short circuit rating (deg.c)

Minimum working temperature (deg.c)

Ethylene Propylene Rubber (EPR)

250

-50

Polychloroprene

200

-40

Chlorosulphonated Polyethylene (CSP)

200

-35

Silicone Rubber

150/180

350

-55

Chloropropylene Ethylene (CPE)

250

-30

Styrene Butadience Rubber

200

-55

NBR PVC

250

-30