Santron Cables offers a wide range of PTFE wires, including high temperature PTFE wires capable of withstanding temperatures ranging from 250 to 260 degrees Celsius. These wires maintain stability and reliable performance at such high temperatures due to their inertness, which prevents the formation of cross-linking and hard thermosetting materials that could increase flammability.

The high temperature capability of PTFE wires makes them excellent for thermal and electrical insulation applications. They retain their flexibility and strength even at low temperatures, ensuring consistent performance across varying environmental conditions. This flexibility is a testament to the robust manufacturing standards upheld by Santron Cables.

PTFE, with its strong molecular structure comprising carbon and fluorine atoms, exhibits remarkable properties such as resistance to water absorption. The fluorine atoms' high electronegativity prevents the material from being wetted by water, ensuring that Santron's PTFE wires remain unaffected by moisture. This property is particularly advantageous in maintaining the integrity and longevity of the wires in diverse industrial and environmental settings.

In essence, Santron Cables' PTFE wires not only excel in high temperature resistance but also demonstrate exceptional insulation properties and resistance to moisture. These qualities make them a preferred choice for applications requiring reliability, durability, and consistent performance under challenging conditions.