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13Aug 2026

Why is there a steel core in the middle of ACSR steel cored aluminum stranded...

Many people think that the steel core inside ACSR is used for conducting electricity. In fact, on the contrary, steel cores hardly transmit electricity.
This article uses the simplest logic to e
30Jul 2026

What is silicone high-temperature wire？

What is silicone high-temperature wire? If you have purchased wires for heaters, motors, or LED lighting fixtures, you are likely to have heard of this term. Silicone high-temperature wire is a wire w
23Jul 2026

What is overhead bare cable?

Without any insulation sheath, it is directly installed outdoors on power poles and towers, mainly used for high-voltage/ultra-high voltage overhead transmission lines.
15Jul 2026

What Is a Composite Cable with Both Power and Control Cores?

Power control composite cable is a type of combined cable that contains both power conductors and control signal conductors within the same cable.
14Jul 2026

The Secret Revealed of the Cable Outer Sheath

Although the "skin" covering the cable may seem insignificant, it is not just a simple plastic tube. This "outer layer" determines how high the temperature the cable can withstand, whether it will rel
09Jul 2026

How much difference is there between the PUR and PVC outer skins of the spira...

The two main types of outer skins for spiral cables on the market are PVC and PUR. There is a significant difference in their performance. Especially for equipment that needs to be repeatedly stretche
30Jun 2026

K-type thermocouple vs T-type thermocouple

The difference between K-type thermocouple and T-type thermocouple, this article helps you
understand K-type and T-type thermocouples
17Jun 2026

The debate over wire and cable materials: TPE vs silicone - which is better s...

In the wire and cable industry, the selection of materials directly affects the performance, lifespan and cost of the products. In recent years, TPE (thermoplastic elastomer) and silicone have gained
04Jun 2026

Silicone VS Rubber Cable: 3 Easy Ways to Tell the Difference

This article provides an overview of the differences between silicone cables and rubber cables in terms of touch sensation, combustion tests, and applications, helping customers make the right choice
27May 2026

TPE Cable Hardness

One big advantage of TPE cable is: hardness can be adjusted. The same material can be made very soft or very hard .
20May 2026

Popular Science on Insulation & Sheath Materials of Wires & Cables

1.PVC: widely used in ordinary power cords and household wiring cables
2.TPE: Mainstream export specific material for data cables, expandable charging cables, and flexible cords
3.Cross li
30Apr 2026

Flat cable: What industrial pain points does it solve?

Flat ribbon cables (also known as parallel ribbon cables or FFC/FPC flat wires) are special cables with multiple insulated conductors arranged in parallel and enclosed in a flat jacket.

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Cable Knowledge

Why is there a steel core in the middle of ACSR steel cored aluminum stranded...

What is silicone high-temperature wire？

What is overhead bare cable?

What Is a Composite Cable with Both Power and Control Cores?

The Secret Revealed of the Cable Outer Sheath

How much difference is there between the PUR and PVC outer skins of the spira...

K-type thermocouple vs T-type thermocouple

The debate over wire and cable materials: TPE vs silicone - which is better s...

Silicone VS Rubber Cable: 3 Easy Ways to Tell the Difference

TPE Cable Hardness

Popular Science on Insulation & Sheath Materials of Wires & Cables

Flat cable: What industrial pain points does it solve?