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Summary of "Safer Cables, Safer Living" by SILON
SILON Compounds for Better Cables
SILON, a company with a long history in filament yarn production, now specializes in polyolefin-based performance compounds for various industries. They offer high-grade cable compounds under the TABOCAB brand, known for their superior properties like low loss factor and high dielectric strength. These compounds are ideal for different cable applications, including power, communication, automotive, and e-mobility cables.
Advantages of XLPE and HFFR TABOCAB Cable Compounds:
- XLPE provides excellent insulation properties and low dielectric constant, making it suitable for data and communication cables.
- HFFR materials offer high fire retardancy without toxic smoke or fumes, crucial for safety in case of fire incidents.
- XLPE exhibits good chemical resistance and temperature tolerance, making it suitable for various applications from automotive to solar cables.
Transport and Industrial Applications:
The transport sector, including automotive and railway industries, is seeing a shift towards new technologies like e-mobility and autonomous systems, increasing the demand for high-quality cables. SILON's cable compounds meet the industry standards for safety and performance, ensuring reliable solutions for upcoming cable products.
The power consumption forecast for the future, along with the rising need for high-voltage power and communication networks, is driving the demand for industrial cable solutions. SILON's compounds are designed to withstand extreme conditions and provide long-term reliability for industrial applications, from power generation to data transmission.
Construction Industry:
With the global focus on renewable energy sources and distributed power generation, there is a growing demand for power transmission solutions in construction. SILON offers moisture-cured HFFR XLPE compounds for low-voltage power cables, meeting the required standards and offering cost-effective solutions for cable makers in the construction sector.
