Pvc Compound - Virgin Fr/frls Insulation For Power Cables | Natural White, Density 1.55-1.60 G/mâ³, High Mechanical Strength, Low Smoke Emission

FR/FRLS PVC Virgin Cable Compounds are specially formulated polyvinyl chloride materials designed for insulation and sheathing in electrical and power cables. These compounds offer Flame Retardant (FR) and Flame Retardant Low Smoke (FRLS) properties, ensuring enhanced safety in fire-prone environments. Made from high-quality virgin PVC resin, these compounds provide consistent performance, durability, and compliance with international safety standards. Key Features: a cFlame Retardancy (FR): Prevents the spread of flames, reducing fire hazards. a cLow Smoke (FRLS): Emits minimal smoke and toxic gases during combustion, ensuring better visibility and safety during fire incidents. a cThermal Stability: Capable of withstanding continuous operating temperatures up to 70A C (ST1) or 90A C (ST2). a cElectrical Insulation: Excellent dielectric properties, making them ideal for low and medium voltage power cables. a cMechanical Strength: High tensile strength and flexibility for easy installation and long-term durability. a cChemical and Weather Resistance: Resists moisture, chemicals, and UV radiation, suitable for indoor and outdoor applications. Applications: a cPower Cables: Insulation and sheathing for low and medium voltage power distribution cables. a cControl Cables: Used in control, instrumentation, and signaling cables. a cBuilding Wiring: Suitable for residential, commercial, and industrial wiring systems. a cIndustrial Cables: Ideal for use in hazardous areas requiring fire safety compliance. Advantages: a cHigh Performance: Made from virgin PVC, ensuring consistent quality and superior performance. a cEnhanced Safety: Meets international fire safety standards, making them suitable for critical applications. a cVersatility: Available in various colors, hardness, and grades to meet different cable specifications. a cCompliance with Standards: Compliant with standards like IS 5831, IEC 60332, and other relevant safety regulations.