High-temperature wire is a high-temperature resistant wire made of special materials, using high-temperature and high-strength materials and processed with special techniques. Its main characteristics include high temperature resistance, insulation, fire retardancy, corrosion resistance, aging resistance, weather resistance, high strength, high modulus, antistatic properties, and a smooth appearance.

Having manufactured high-temperature cables for so many years, we’ve found that our customers’ biggest headache isn’t price, but rather “uncertainty.”

In today’s market, the concerns boil down to these points:

• Falsely advertised specifications: Claiming to withstand 200 degrees Celsius, but the outer sheath becomes sticky and brittle at 180 degrees.
• Inconsistent batches: The first batch is fine, but the second batch has uneven outer diameters, causing frequent jams in automatic wire stripping machines.
• Excessively long lead times: Even a slight change in specifications can result in a month-long wait, which production lines can’t afford.
• Unable to find anyone to help when problems arise: Distributors blame the manufacturer, the manufacturer blames the raw materials, leaving customers with no recourse.

What can we do for you?

Our factory focuses on one thing: ensuring the physical properties and stability of our cables are absolutely guaranteed.

• High-quality materials: We only use first-hand materials from major manufacturers for Teflon, silicone, and mica tape. You can take our cables to our lab for 24-hour high-temperature aging tests; if the data doesn’t meet our standards, we’ll take the goods back.
• Solving the “Eccentricity” Problem: Many factories struggle with controlling cable eccentricity, leading to frequent breakdowns. We’ve introduced online testing equipment to ensure the concentricity of every roll of cable, preventing damage to the core during stripping.
• Customization: For orders from other companies that are too small to adjust their machines or have overly demanding specifications, we can handle it. We have our own laboratory, allowing us to produce samples first. Once your samples pass testing, we can discuss bulk orders.