Rubber Insulated Cables

The elastomeric nature of rubber provides exceptional flexibility and mechanical strength to these cables. This is particularly advantageous in installations where cables must undergo frequent movement, bending, or vibration, such as in robotic systems, heavy machinery, or automotive applications. The robust rubber insulation resists cracking and retains its mechanical properties, even under constant flexing, preventing failures in dynamic environments. 

Rubber insulated cables excel in environments where exposure to aggressive chemicals, oils, or solvents is common. The rubber compounds used in insulation are engineered to resist chemical corrosion, ensuring the cables maintain their physical and electrical properties in the presence of oils, acids, alkalis, and other industrial chemicals. Additionally, the outer sheath is designed to withstand abrasion from rough surfaces or mechanical wear, which makes these cables highly reliable in industries like construction, mining, and automotive.