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Silicon-Rubber
Polyamide - PA
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Polyvinylchloride - PVC
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PVC Cables

In most cases PVC cable insulations must have an oxygen index of at least 27% O2. The cable insulation formulation in the table below results in a LOI value of 27% O2. Instead of lead stabilizers, Ca/Zn based systems are more frequently used today, in general with co-stabilizers.

The addition of about 3-6 phr of Zinc Borate can be helpful to reduce dripping in order to pass higher standards such as DIN 4102 part 12.



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