PVC Insulated Cables

A PVC cable is an electrical conductor insulated with polyvinyl chloride, valued for flexibility, durability, and resistance to chemicals and moisture.

Use a professional draw wire or fish tape with lubricant where necessary. For large-scale installations, mechanical pulling equipment ensures efficiency and prevents cable damage.

The jacket is the outer protective sheath of PVC, safeguarding the cable against abrasion, moisture, and environmental exposure.

PVC insulation can be separated from copper conductors and processed into reusable plastic compounds, supporting sustainable manufacturing practices.

These cables are commonly used in low voltage internal wiring, control circuits and protected conduit installations in vehicles and industrial equipment.

It is an electrical conductor with a PVC insulation layer that provides mechanical strength and resistance to oils, chemicals, and heat.

A steel wire armour layer provides mechanical protection, making it suitable for environments where cables may be exposed to impact or abrasion.