Siccet produces high temperature fiber cables specifically designed for extreme temperature applications and environments, such as foundries, kilns, furnaces, and ovens.
High temperature fibers could also offer a further protection layer to cables insulated with other materials, thereby enhancing their performance and durability in the event of a fire or a temporary increase in temperature.
Key properties:
Fire resistance
Resistance to extreme temperatures
Cables insulated with these fibers offer excellent high-temperature resistance, along with good dielectric properties and flexibility. They also provide good resistance to chemical agents and are fire-resistant.
Siccet offers cables with lapped or braided fiber insulation, available with different types of impregnations that enhance different features such as the coating’s compactness and rigidity (e.g., varnish) or its flexibility (e.g., liquid silicone rubbers).
Additionally, some impregnations are resistant to high temperatures, such as liquid PTFE (dispersion).
Although, even with impregnation treatments, these fiber insulated cables are not suitable for applications involving steam and/or oil.
The high temperature fibres available:
Type "E" fiberglass up to 450 °C
Type "R" fiberglass up to 650 °C
Vitreous Silica fiber up to 1000 °C
Ceramic fiber up to 1200 °C