Introduction Of Polyethylene Wire

Polyethylene wire (PE wire) is a type of wire and cable insulated with polyethylene, which is widely used in the field of communication, electricity and electronics.The conductor is usually copper or aluminum, with copper conductors having better electrical conductivity and aluminum conductors being lighter and less expensive Insulation: made of polyethylene (PE), which provides good insulation and mechanical protection.

 PE insulation provides excellent electrical insulation properties, suitable for high frequency and high voltage applications.Resistant to acids, alkalis, salts and other chemicals, suitable for a wide range of environments.Low water absorption, suitable for wet or underwater environments.Flexible and bendable for easy installation.

Typically suitable from -60°C to +125°C. Used in the outer sheath of telephone lines, fiber optic cables.Low and medium voltage power transmission.Also internal connection cables for computers, mobile phones, etc.Also widely used in factory machinery and automation equipment.Suitable for high frequency and high voltage applications.Resistant to corrosion by many chemicals.Suitable for wet or underwater environments.

Low density and light weight of the material makes it easy to transport and install.Note that it is not suitable for extreme high temperature environments.

Polyethylene wire is a common type of wire and cable widely used in communications, power and electronics applications due to its excellent electrical insulation, chemical resistance and water resistance.