PVC Cable Material-Automotive Wiring

PVC compounds for wire and cable are made from polyvinyl chloride resin, with the addition of plasticizers, stabilizers, flame retardants, pigments. These ingredients are mixed, plastified, and granulated to produce a granular material. This material is ideal for producing plastic-insulated, flameardant cables. Our product is made using advanced production technology, offering excellent extrusion processing performance and outstanding Flame Retardancy. The product has a wide range of parameters, making it suitable for various types of extruders and very easy to operate.

1. Reference Extrusion Equipment: (1) Recommended screw L/D ratio of 20:1 to 30:1. (2) is suggested to add two layers of 60-mesh filters based on the equipment's plastication capability and the appearance of the extruded material.

1. **Durability**: PVC is known for its resistance to abrasion, chemicals, and moisture, making it suitable for the harsh conditions found under the hood of a vehicle.

2. **Flexibility**: PVC can be formulated to have varying degrees of flexibility, which is important for wires that need to bend around tight spaces within a car.

3. **Flame Retardancy**: Many PVC compounds used in automotive applications are flame retardant, which is crucial for safety reasons.

4. **Temperature Range**: While standard PVC has a relatively narrow operating temperature range, special formulations can extend this range, making it suitable for use in vehicles where temperatures can vary widely.

5. **Compliance with Standards**: Automotive-grade PVC cables must comply with specific industry standards such as SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) specifications to ensure they meet the rigorous demands of the automotive environment.

6. **Color Coding**: PVC cables are often color-coded to distinguish between different circuits or functions, aiding in maintenance and troubleshooting.

7. **Cost-Effectiveness**: PVC is more economical, making it a popular choice for many automotive wiring applications.

When selecting PVC cables for automotive use, it's essential to consider the specific requirements of your application, including environmental exposure, mechanical stress, and electrical performance needs.