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Typical applications include internal wiring of motors, booster melting systems, and electronic equipment.

UL Listed FEP building wire offers distinct advantages over the frequently specified silicone rubber glass braid (SRML). The reduced size and weight of Teflon® insulated cable allows more circuits per conduit and eases installation in confined spaces. Teflon® insulated cables have outstanding resistance to chemicals, oils and solvents that often cause rapid deterioration of other insulating materials.

UL Listed FEPB combines the superior qualities of Teflon® and the abrasion resistant characteristics of a fibrous braid. Thermal Wire and Cable FEPB is smaller in diameter than silicone rubber insulated cables yet retains the cut through, crush and abrasion resistance of braided cables.

Thermal Wire and Cable LLC type Z Tefzel® insulated lead wire and power cables produce very little smoke when burned, is chemically inert to nearly all industrial chemicals and solvents. Tefzel® as a primary insulation couples superior dielectric properties is abrasion resistant, heat resistant and its’ durability is second to none. Its’ flexible nature and small diameter profile provides for easy, economical installations. Fully pigmented insulation in bright colors aids in positive identification. Compared to other high temperature cables that are augmented with a braid, Tefzel® insulated wire will slide rather than tear, yet its abrasion resistance helps eliminate cut-through and other damage that can occur during installation and use. Type Z conductors for general wiring are 20% smaller in diameter than braided cables allowing more circuits per conduit.

Type ZW Cable high performance wire utilize ethylene tetra Fluoroethylene (ETFE) insulation and are for use per the National Electrical Code for conductors for general wiring and in wet environments. Its small diameter profile provides for easy, economical installations. Fully pigmented insulation in bright colors aids in positive identification.