PVC granules play a vital role in manufacturing electrical cable insulation, where they are widely used as an insulating layer surrounding copper or aluminum conductors inside cables. This is due to the unique properties of PVC material, such as high electrical resistance, durability, and flexibility.
PVC granules are melted and formed into flexible coatings that cover the conductors, preventing electrical leakage and reducing the risk of electric shocks or short circuits. These insulations also have high resistance to heat and maintain performance at elevated temperatures, which is crucial for cables used in industrial environments or passing through hot areas.
In addition to electrical insulation, PVC is resistant to moisture and chemicals, extending the cable’s lifespan and enhancing safety during use. The flexibility of PVC granules also facilitates cable installation in tight or complex spaces, making it an ideal material in this field.
Thanks to these advantages, PVC granules enjoy great popularity in electrical cable manufacturing, being used in various cable types, whether low or high voltage, ensuring safe and efficient electrical power transmission.
