How XLPE Insulation Enhances Cable Performance？

Cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) was first developed in 1963 at the General Electric Research Laboratory, one of the United States' premier industrial research facilities. The aim was to create a cross-linked material that could endure operating temperatures of up to 90°C while offering superior mechanical and thermal properties compared to standar

600V Copper Conductor XHHW-2 Cable with XLPE Insulation

Shenxing Cable Group offers 600V Copper Conductor XHHW-2 Cables with XLPE (Cross-linked Polyethylene) insulation, fully compliant with UL 44 (USA) standards.

What Are The Different Types of XLPE Insulated Cables?

XLPE cable (Cross-linked polyethylene) is a type of electrical cable commonly used for power transmission and distribution. XLPE cable is made of a thermoset material, which means it is highly resistant to heat, moisture, and chemicals.

Industrial Building Cables Applications

Industrial building cables are employed in a wide range of applications, each tailored to meet specific operational needs and environmental conditions.

Types of Mineral Insulated Fire Cables

At present, the domestic fire cables are mainly divided into two categories: rigid mineral insulated fire cables and flexible mineral insulated fire cables. Rigid mineral fire cables include (BTTZ, BTTQ, BTTVZ, BTTVQ) and so on, while flexible mineral insulated fire cables (BTLY, BTTW, YTTW, RTTW, TBTRZ, BBTRZ) and others.

The Complete Guide To Medium Voltage Cables

Medium voltage cables typically refer to power cables with rated voltages ranging from 1 kV to 30 kV (or higher). These cables are used to connect high-voltage grids to low-voltage users, such as in substations, industrial power transmission, rail transit power supply, or large machinery power supply systems.