Single-core silicone wire, high temperature resistant SiF 1x10mm² orange 24609

High-temperature silicone wire – reliability in harsh conditions

This flexible single-core wire, made with silicone technology, is designed to operate in extreme temperatures. It is perfect for applications where standard cabling fails – in the metallurgical, steel, aviation, shipbuilding, cement plants and power plants industries. The halogen-free construction increases safety by minimizing the risk of toxic gas formation in the event of a fire.

Construction and application

The wire is characterized by a multi-strand copper conductor of class 5, providing high flexibility and resistance to mechanical fatigue. Silicone rubber insulation guarantees stable parameters over a wide temperature range – from -60°C to +180°C (stationary operation) and from -25°C to +180°C (flexible operation). This makes the wire ideal for applications requiring frequent bending and movement. It is intended for both stationary and mobile installations, both indoors and outdoors (ventilation recommended).

Key features and benefits

• High temperature resistance: The wire retains its properties even at temperatures up to +180°C, making it an ideal solution for heat-generating devices.
• Flexibility: The multi-strand conductor construction ensures easy installation and adaptation to complex systems.
• Halogen-free: Reduces the emission of toxic gases during a fire, increasing the safety of people and property. Complies with IEC 60332-1-2 standard.
• Chemical resistance: Resistant to oils, greases, solvents and many acids and alkalis.
• Rated voltage: The wire is designed to operate at 300/500 V.
• Wide application: Ideal for industries requiring high reliability and resistance to extreme conditions.
• Conductor cross-section: 10 mm², allowing for the transmission of higher currents.
• Approximate outer diameter: 6.9 mm facilitates routing cables in tight spaces.