Custom Design Guidence

The quintessential components of high-temperature insulated wires encompass the conductor, insulation, protective braid, jacketing, and shielding. It’s not necessary for every construction to have all these elements. More straightforward constructions might merely need a conductor and insulation. However, when rigorous service conditions at high temperatures are anticipated, a more elaborate construction could be necessary. Each of these elements should be deliberated considered.

Primary insulation serves the critical function of harnessing and directing voltage. Materials chosen for this primary insulation role, such as thermoplastics, synthetic rubbers, and mica, exhibit excellent dielectric capabilities along with heat resistance. In instances of more demanding applications, it’s worthwhile to assess if secondary insulation may be necessary to guard against potential harm such as cuts, tears, or other forms of damage. Since primary insulation is typically chosen with its dielectric strength in mind, the selection process might involve balancing trade-offs between this factor and physical properties.

Our extensive range of insulation options at Casmo ensures that we can meet diverse customer requirements. Our offerings include various types of insulation materials: