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Custom high temperature insulation wire for Wholesale — IRONFLON 
 

 

 

Zhejiang IRONFLON Wire&Cable Co., Ltd. is a source manufacturing enterprise specializing in high-temperature fluoroplastic (PTFE/XLPE/PFA/FEP) insulated wires and cables. We have 8 independent production lines with a monthly production capacity of up to 7500 kilometers, and have passed the ISO 9001, IATF 16949:2016 quality system and UL (E252458), RoHS authoritative certifications, supporting comprehensive and deep customization of specifications, conductors, colors, and lengths. By relying on factory price direct sales for bulk delivery guarantee and one-on-one exclusive service of "sales+technical engineers", we provide highly reliable cable solutions for high-temperature electrical applications of global customers.

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UL1213 wire
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UL1213 wire

UL1213 PTFE Cable | Nickel-Plated Wire | High-Temperature Hook-Up Wire. UL File Number: E252458. Wire Gauge: 36-16AWG. Conductor Material: Nickel Plated Copper. Insulation Material: PTFE. Rating
UL10125 Teflon wire
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UL10125 Teflon wire

Product name: UL10125 Teflon wire. Diameter: 10-30AWG. Color: Any color is ok. Rated Temperature: 150 Degree. Rated Voltage: 300V. Conductor Type: Stranded. Conductor Material: Tin plated copper
22 AWG 2 Conductor Cable
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22 AWG 2 Conductor Cable

Product name: UL1180 22AWG 2 Conductor Cable. Rated temperature: 200℃. Rated voltage: 600V. Color: Any color is ok. Insulating material: PTFE. Conductor material: Silver plated copper, tin plated
14 Gauge High Temp Wire
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14 Gauge High Temp Wire

Product name: UL1330 14 gauge high temp wire. Rated temperature: 200℃. Rated voltage: 600V. Color: Any color is ok. Insulating material: FEP. Conductor specifications: 14AWG(customizable). Conductor
High Temperature Insulated Wire
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High Temperature Insulated Wire

Product name: UL 10086 high temperature insulated wire. Diameter: 10-30AWG (Customization Available). Color: Any color is ok. Rated Temperature: 150℃. Rated Voltage: 600V. Material: ETFE. Conductor
Teflon Silver Plated Copper Wire
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Teflon Silver Plated Copper Wire

Product name: UL 1198 Teflon Silver Plated Copper Wire. Rated temperature: 150℃. Rated voltage: 600V. Color: Any color is ok. Insulating material: PTFE. Conductor specifications: Conventional
UL 1332 Wire
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UL 1332 Wire

Product name: UL 1332 wire. Rated temperature: -65 ℃~+200 ℃ (long-term continuous operation). Rated voltage: 300V. Insulating material: FEP. Conductor specifications: 10AWG-30AWG (Special
FEP FEP Cable
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FEP FEP Cable

Product name: UL10518 FEP FEP cable. Rated temperature: 200℃. Rated voltage: 300V. Insulating material: FEP. Conductor specifications: 32AWG-10AWG (customizable). Conductor structure: Stranded
FEP Wire
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FEP Wire

Product name: UL1331 FEP Wire. Rated temperature: 150℃. Rated voltage: 600V. Color: Any color is ok. Insulating material: FEP. Conductor specifications: 30-10 AWG. Conductor material: Silver plated
PTFE Silver Plated Copper Wire
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PTFE Silver Plated Copper Wire

Product name: UL1199 Silver Plated Copper Wire. Diameter: 10-30AWG. Color: Any color is ok. Rated Temperature: 200℃. Rated Voltage: 600V. Material: PTFE. Conductor Material: Silver plated copper
Dual Core Wire
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Dual Core Wire

Product name: UL20710 Dual Core Wire. Rated temperature: 200℃. Rated voltage: 600V. Color: Any color is ok. Insulating material: FEP. Conductor specifications: 30-10 AWG. Conductor material: Silver
FR Wire
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FR Wire

UL1887 FEP insulated FR wire Tin plated copper wire 600V 150 ℃. UL File Number: E252458. Rating Temperature: 150 ℃. Rating Voltage: 600V. Wire Gauge / Size: 30 AWG to 4/0 AWG (0000 AWG). Conductor
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What is High Temperature Insulation Wire?

 

 

High temperature insulated wire refers to a specialized electrical conductor wrapped in high-performance fluorinated polymers (such as ETFE, PTFE, and FEP) or high-quality silicone, which can maintain complete electrical and mechanical integrity in extreme thermal environments.


These wires are designed specifically for high stress applications and are key components in aerospace electronics, automotive powertrain electronics, industrial heating equipment, medical electronics, and high-density power distribution devices.


Driven by global electrification, equipment miniaturization, and strict international compliance standards such as UL and RoHS, high-temperature wire solutions provide original equipment manufacturers and procurement teams with the necessary chemical resistance, flame retardancy, and long-term operational reliability under harsh operating conditions.

 
Why Choose Our High Temperature Insulation Wire?
 
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Rich Experience

Able to quickly reach consensus on product development, production, and supply needs and provide corresponding solutions.

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Research And Development
We attach great importance to investment in product research and development, build a scientific and reasonable R&D system, and closely meet the.

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Our Service
We commit ourselves to providing our customers with superior quality, excellent service and competitive prices.

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Provide Customization
Different specifications and functions can be customized according to customer requirements to meet the actual needs of customers.

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Win-Win Cooperation
Adhering to the development strategy of growing together with well-known enterprises, we work together to forge ahead, develop together, and win the future together.

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Quick Transportation
We cooperate with professional sea shipping, air and logistics companies to provide you with the best transportation solution.

 

Materials Commonly Used For Insulated Wire
UL1815 Nickel Plated PTFE Insulated Wire
UL1213 Nickel Plated PTFE Insulated Wire
UL10344 Nickel Plated PTFE Insulated Wire
UL10125 Tin Plated ETFE Insulated Wire

Plastic
Plastics exhibit a number of useful characteristics ideal for wire insulation, including ductility, electrical resistance, UV resistance, and fire resistance. Below are popular plastics used in Insulated Wire insulation:

Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC): PVC is one of the most commonly used insulation materials due to its cost effectiveness and high durability. It exhibits high resistance to fire and chemicals, and can maintain its shape and durability in temperatures from -55°C up to 105°C.

Semi-Rigid PVC (SR-PVC): SR-PVC can withstand abrasion and has a high level of resistance to acids, alkalis, water, and heat.

Plenum Polyvinyl Chloride (Plenum PVC): Plenum PVC is engineered with greater fire resistance for fire-rated use in plenum spaces.

Polyethylene (PE): PE is denser and harder than PVC. It is highly electrically insulative and especially resistant to cracking at temperatures between -65°C and 80°C.

Polypropylene (PP): Polypropylene has higher temperature resistance than PE, with operating temperatures between 30°C to 80°C.

Polyurethane (PUR): PUR is flexible, with high water, chemical, and abrasion resistance. It provides excellent performance in marine applications and low temperatures from -62°C to 93°C.

Chlorinated Polyethylene (CPE): CPE is a cost-effective insulation with excellent resistance to oil, heat, and outdoor conditions.

Nylon: Typically used as a secondary insulator over softer insulation materials. Nylon provides a flexible protective layer with poor water resistance.

 

Rubber
Rubber materials are more flexible than plastic, especially at lower temperatures. Rubber materials used for Insulated Wire include:

Thermoplastic Rubber (TPR): TPR is resistant to a broad range of temperatures, UV radiation, and wear.

Neoprene (Polychloroprene): Neoprene exhibits superior abrasion and cut resistance, as well as resistance to oils and solvents.

Styrene Butadiene Rubber (SBR): SBR has greater temperature resistance than neoprene, and is typically used for MIL cables at temperatures from -55°C to 85°C.

Silicone: Valued for its high flexibility, silicone has exceptional flame retardance and heat resistance up to 180°C.

Fiberglass: Fiberglass is used for extremely high temperature applications up to 482°C. It is also resistant to chemicals and water.

Ethylene Propylene Rubber (EPR): EPR is very resistant to heat, oxidation, water acids, alkalis, alcohol, and electrical currents.

Chlorosulfonated Polyethylene (CSPE): Perfect for low-voltage applications, CSPE has good chemical and UV resistance, and operates at a broad range of temperatures.

Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer (EPDM): EPDM has low conductivity, is extremely flexible, and performs at temperatures between -45°C and 177°C.

 

Fluoropolymer
Fluoropolymers are polymers that are especially resistant to bases, acids, and solvents. Popular fluoropolymers used in electrical insulation include:

Perfluoroalkoxy (PFA): PFA is an excellent option for enhanced electrical efficiency due to its low dissipation factor. It can withstand temperatures from -65°C to 250°C, but is pricier than other insulation options.

Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE): PTFE offers exceptional resistance to oil, chemicals, heat, and moisture. It is highly flexible in a broad range of temperatures, from -73°C to 204°C.

Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene (FEP): FEP has excellent electrical insulation properties, as well as UV and chemical resistance. It is extremely tough and flexible.

Ethylene tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE): ETFE exhibits excellent corrosion resistance, a high melting temperature, and superior resistance to chemicals, electrical current, and high-energy radiation.

ethylene chlorotrifluoroethylene (ECTFE): A melt-processable polymer that exhibits superior strength, chemical resistance, and flexibility, ECTFE can also be extruded and braided for extra abrasion protection.

Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF): PVDF is an economical insulation that is lightweight, flexible, and flame resistant to UL 910 standards for plenum cables.

Why Do You Need to Insulate Insulated Wire?
 
 
 

Safety

Electrical wire insulation is essential to keep an area safe and help individuals avoid electric shock. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) considers exposed wires, worn insulation and removed insulation as electrical hazards. In wet conditions, from bathrooms to rain, the risk of shock increases.

 
 

Durability and Protection

Wiring is made of metals that can corrode with exposure to water. Insulation protects materials like copper and steel from exposure to the elements so they can withstand their surroundings and last longer. If wiring wasn’t insulated, it wouldn’t last nearly as long or be as effective. Though no material can perfectly insulate a wire, any insulation is better than none.

 
 

Leakage Prevention

Electrical leakage occurs if energy transfers to components like framework or other wires. Insulation protects wires from touching each other and from contacting framework or grounding components. That ensures an electrical system functions properly.

 
 

Color-Coding

Electrical wires are color-coded to certain standards for consistency. That helps electricians and others handling wires understand wire function and the voltage it carries. Color codes allow for quick identification, making wiring jobs simpler.

 
Applications of high temperature insulated wire

 

Insulated Wire Applications Automotive

Automotive & New Energy Vehicles (EV)

Essential for high-temperature EV battery management systems (BMS), electric motor leads, oxygen sensors, and under-hood engine wiring harnesses. Insulated wires provide exceptional thermal endurance and resistance to automotive oils, fluids, and mechanical vibration.

Insulated Wire Applications Aerospace

Aerospace

Widely utilized in aircraft avionics systems, satellite power distribution, and radar equipment wiring. Their lightweight construction, high dielectric strength, flame retardancy, and radiation resistance ensure dependable operation in extreme high-altitude environments.

Insulated Wire Applications Robotics

Industrial Automation & Robotics

Ideal for continuous-flex robotic arms, CNC machine tool wiring, factory automation sensors, and motion control systems. Abrasion-resistant insulations (such as ETFE and FEP) protect internal conductors from severe mechanical wear, dynamic flexing, and chemical coolant exposure.

Insulated Wire Applications Medical Equipment

Medical Equipment & Devices

Employed in diagnostic imaging devices, surgical tools, patient monitoring apparatus, and electrosurgical instruments. Biocompatible fluoropolymer insulations ensure safety, flexibility, and performance through repeated autoclave sterilization cycles.

Insulated Wire Applications Household Electrical Appliances

Household Electrical Appliances

Critical for internal wiring in ovens, induction cooktops, heating elements, water heaters, air conditioners, and lighting fixtures. UL-certified high-temperature hook-up wires prevent insulation degradation and short circuits under sustained thermal stress.

Insulated Wire Applications Industry

Energy, Oil & Gas, and Heavy Industry

Used in downhole oil well sensors, chemical processing plants, metallurgy furnaces, solar inverter systems, and power transformer leads. They deliver uninterrupted power and signal transmission when exposed to corrosive acids, aggressive solvents, and extreme ambient heat.

 

Why Is It Important To Get Your Insulated Wire Size Right?
 
 
Voltage Drop

Inadequate Insulated Wire size can lead to excessive voltage drop over long distances, causing poor equipment performance, reduced efficiency, and even equipment failure. This can result in unreliable power delivery and increased energy consumption.

 
Overheating

Undersized Insulated Wires can't handle the current load, leading to increased resistance and subsequent heating. This can cause insulation damage, fire hazards, and overall reduced Insulated Wire lifespan. Properly sized Insulated Wires ensure optimal current-carrying capacity and minimize overheating risks.

 
Circuit Protection

Incorrect Insulated Wire sizes may affect circuit protection devices' responsiveness, such as circuit breakers and fuses.

Inadequate protection compromises the system's ability to prevent short circuits and overcurrent situations, jeopardizing both equipment and safety.

 
Economic Efficiency

Oversized Insulated Wires are more expensive and can waste resources. Undersized Insulated Wires also require premature replacements due to wear and tear. Correct Insulated Wire sizing ensures cost-effectiveness by balancing installation expenses and long-term performance.

 
System Stability

Proper Insulated Wire sizing maintains consistent power supply, prevents voltage fluctuations, and ensures equipment operates within designed parameters. Unstable power can disrupt sensitive electronics and lead to malfunctions.

 

 

 

production process

 

High Temperature Insulation Wire Production Process

 

Customized process

 

 

High Temperature Insulation Wire Customized Process

 

Certifications & Quality Control

 
Insulated Wire ISO9001
High Temperature Insulation Wire ISO9001
Insulated Wire SGS
High Temperature Insulation Wire SGS
 
Our Factory
 

 

Zhejiang IRONFLON Wire&Cable Co., Ltd. is a self owned intellectual property enterprise that integrates research and development, manufacturing, sales, and commerce. It has been focusing on the research and production of fluororesin cables for many years and has become a large-scale production base for fluororesin high-temperature resistant wires and cables.

 

 

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FAQ
 

Q: How long does insulated wire last?

A: Factors Affecting Cable Life Expectancy
Most power cables have a design life of between 20 to 30 years. If the cables are not fully loaded, they are expected to last beyond their design life. Power cables are available with special high-grade XLPE or EPR insulation with design lifetimes of up to 50 years.

Q: What are the benefits of insulated wire?

A: Cable and wire insulation prevents the wire's current from coming into contact with other conductors, it preserves the wire material against environmental threats and resists electrical leakage. There are three major categories of wire insulation, each with a variety of styles.

Q: What is your Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ)?

A: For items in stock, there is no MOQ requirement. For custom conductor sizes or colors, the MOQ depends on technical specifications and can be negotiated.

Q: How do wires get insulated?

A: There are a number of plastic insulation methods, most of which use the commonly found polyvinyl chloride (PVC). Wires insulated with PVC can withstand acids, solvents, gas and ozone. There are other forms of plastic insulation, as well: Polyethylene (PE): This type of insulation is often used on coaxial cables.

Q: Do you offer custom color and sizing options?

A: Yes, we support custom AWG sizes (10–30 AWG), multi-color insulation, and custom cutting/stripping options according to your drawings.

Q: Are you a manufacturer or a trading company?

A: We are a professional manufacturer. We can follow up on your order from raw materials, production, to packaging.

Q: What material is often used to insulate wires?

A: Typically, wire insulation is made of different types of plastic or polymers, the two most common types being thermoplastic and thermoset.

Q: Can I get free samples for quality testing?

A: Yes, stock samples are free of charge. Customers only cover the international express/freight cost.

Q: Do you support OEM/ODM customized manufacturing?

A: Absolutely. We offer custom wire gauges, conductor materials, color-coding, and tailored packaging to fit your brand needs.

Q: What is the difference between AC and DC wire?

A: AC (alternating current) wire is designed to handle the constant directional change of current flow, while DC (direct current) wire is designed for unidirectional current flow. The insulation and conductors may differ slightly to accommodate these characteristics.

Q: What is the role of temperature rating in insulated wire?

A: The temperature rating indicates the maximum temperature at which the insulation can operate without degradation. High-temperature ratings are important for applications where the wire may be exposed to heat sources.

Q: Are there special types of insulated wire for outdoor use?

A: Yes, outdoor wires are often treated with specialized insulation materials that offer resistance to ultraviolet (UV) radiation, moisture, and abrasion. They may also be encased in weatherproof jackets.

Q: What is meant by 'twisted pair' insulated wire?

A: Twisted pair wire consists of two insulated conductors twisted together. This configuration reduces electromagnetic interference (EMI) and is commonly used in data and telephone communications.

Q: Can I use insulated wire for grounding?

A: Insulated versions typically come with either polyvinylchloride (PVC) or high molecular weight polyethylene (HMWPE) insulations in green, green/yellow, or black. While each has benefits, it's important to note that both bare and insulated versions perform the identical grounding function.

Q: Does wire insulation melt?

A: At what temperature does wire insulation melt? The temperature that wire insulation will melt depends on a multitude of factors, the greatest being the type of material. For example, PVC, a common wire insulator can melt in the range of 100-260°C (212-500°F) depending on the makeup of the PVC.

Q: How is insulated wire recycled?

A: Insulated copper wire, for example, is sent to a chopping line, where it is broken into small pieces and the insulation removed. After the plastic or rubber has been removed from the scrap copper wire, the chopped-up bits are screened and run through a density separator.

Q: Do insulated wires get hot?

A: If the wires are buried in attic insulation, pass over light fixtures or, worst of all, are arranged in tight bundles, they get even hotter than if they're out in the open air. Wires so hot you can't touch them aren't good.

Q: What is the lifespan of wiring?

A: Wiring can last for decades in most situations, so you aren't looking at needing to re-wire your entire house every five years or so. As a general rule, home wiring can last past 50 years.

Q: How can you avoid damage to the insulation of a wire?

A: Simple: Any sharp edges that will be in direct contact with the wire should be rounded off. Rounding the edges off will reduce the risk of scrapes or other damage to the insulation.

Q: Does insulated wire need conduit?

A: Insulated wire, also called underground cable is generally class III coated wire inside insulated sleeves or jackets. They are very tough and come in both single wall and double wall configurations. When going underground we highly recommend that you install the wire inside a conduit of some type.

Zhejiang IRONFLON Wire & Cable Co., Ltd. is well-known as one of the leading insulated wire manufacturers and suppliers in China. If you're going to buy high quality insulated wire made in China, welcome to get free sample from our factory. Also, customized service is available.

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