• PVC sheath materials for wire and cable

PVC sheath materials for wire and cable are a PVC-based pellet material which is produced by mixing and granulating with accessory ingredients such as plasticizers, fillers, stabilizers, lubricants and colorants.

1. Model, name and application of products

Model

name

application

H-70

Support-level soft PVC plastic at 70 ℃

Sheath of wire and cable at 450/750V or below, Sheath of wire and cable at 26/35 V or below

HR-70

Soft support-level soft PVC plastic at 70 ℃

Soft sheath of wire and cable at 450/750V or below

HⅠ-90

Ⅰ type support-level soft PVC plastic at 90 ℃

Sheath of wire, cable and other similar cables at 35V or below

HⅡ-90

Ⅱtype support-level soft PVC plastic at 90 ℃

Sheath of wire and cable at 450/750V or below

H-105

PVC sheathing materials at 105 ℃

Sheath for wires and cables at temperature classification of 105 ℃

2. Executive Standard

GB/T 8815-2008、Q/WRD 001-2016

3. Products properties

The products properties are shown in Table 2.

4. Processing

Single screw extruder is used in processing, with the aspect ratio of screw L/D≥20. The recommended reference processing temperature is shown below:

Sections

Section 1

Section 2

Section 3

Section 4

Extrusion head

Die

Temperature/℃ 

140±10

160±10

170±5

175±5

175±10

170±10

5. Packaging, transportation and storage

Package: net weight of each bag (25±0.2) kg. The inner bag is polyethylene film and the outer bag is craft paper composites.

Transportation and storage: no exposure to sunshine and rain during transportation. It should be stored in clean, cool, dry and ventilated warehouse.

Table 2 Products properties

Test items

H-70

HR-70

HⅠ-90

HⅡ-90

H-105

Tensile strength/MPa ≥

Tensile strain at break/% ≥

Thermal deformation ≤

Impact brittle property

Test temperature /℃

Impact brittle property

Pass

Pass

Pass

Pass

Pass

Thermal stabilization time at 200℃/min  ≥

volume resistivity at 20℃/Ω·m ≥

dielectric strength /(MV/m)≥

dielectric loss factor(50Hz) ≤

volume resistivity at work temperature

Test temperature /℃

volume resistivity/Ω·m ≥

Thermal aging test temperature/℃

Thermal aging test time/h

Tensile strength after aging/MPa   ≥

The biggest change rate of tensile strength/%

Tensile strain at break after aging/%  ≥

The biggest change rate of tensile strain at break/%

Mass loss of thermal aging

Test temperature/

℃ 

Test time/h

Mass loss/(g/cm2) ≤