PVC Coated Wire

About this product

PVC Coated Wire is a high-performance wire that consists of a metal core (usually galvanized steel, stainless steel, or carbon steel) covered with a durable polyvinyl chloride (PVC) coating. This combination provides superior corrosion resistance, insulation, and flexibility, making it ideal for harsh environments.

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Key Features & Benefits

Feature: Advantage Corrosion Resistance: Protects against rust, chemicals, and moisture, extending lifespan by 3-5x longer than bare wire. UV & Weather Resistance: Withstands sunlight, rain, and extreme temperatures (-30°C to +70°C). Electrical Insulation: Safe for electrical applications (insulation up to 500V-10kV). High Strength & Flexibility: Reinforced core provides 300-1500 MPa tensile strength while remaining easy to bend. Aesthetic & Customizable: Available in multiple colors (green, black, red, etc.) for better visual integration. Eco-Friendly Options: Some PVC coatings are lead-free & RoHS compliant.

PVC Coated Wire Types

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FAQ

Q:What is PVC coated wire?

A: PVC coated wire is a metal wire (usually steel or iron) covered with a layer of polyvinyl chloride (PVC), providing protection against rust, abrasion, and chemicals while improving flexibility and safety.

Q:Can the zinc layer thickness be specified?

A:Of course, we can provide you with the zinc coating you specified.

Q:What are the common colors?

A:Usually green, black, can be specified by customers.

Q:Can PVC coated wire be used outdoors?

A: Yes, if UV-stabilized PVC is used. Standard PVC may degrade under prolonged sunlight.

Q:What temperature can PVC coated wire withstand?

A: Typically -20°C to +70°C (-4°F to 158°F). Extreme cold makes it brittle; high heat can melt PVC.