Extruded Insulation

Extruded Plastic Insulation

Extruded plastic insulations usually create more build to the Litz conductor, but have higher dielectric strength and can be extruded in a range of wall thicknesses to meet a wider range of voltage requirements.

Extruded Litz constructions can also provide the opportunity to interweave the primary and secondary windings, and can therefore reduce the overall winding size. In addition, extruded plastic insulations tend to be more rugged and chemically resistant, can withstand higher temperatures.

Extruded InsulationMaximum TemperatureCommon UseAdvantages
ETFE155° C- Thin wall winding wire
- Primary in multi-conductor
- High frequency interconnect
- Good winding characteristics
- Better at tight bend than other fluoropolymers
- Excellent heat resistance
- Excellent water/chemical resistance
FEP200° C- Thin wall winding wire
- High frequency interconnect
- Primary in multi-conductor
- Excellent heat resistance
- Outstanding water/chemical resistance
- Outstanding flame retardancy
- Low outgas
PFA250° C- Thin wall winding wire
- High frequency interconnect
- Primary in multi-conductor
- Excellent heat resistance
- Outstanding water/chemical resistance
- Outstanding flame retardancy
- Low outgas
PE/PP75° C- Litz Coax / Twinax- Very good dielectric properties
- Outstanding water resistance
PVC105° C- Winding wire
- High frequency interconnect
- Primary in multi-conductor
- Least expensive
- Excellent flame resistance
- Excellent flexibility
- Medical grades
Polyurethane90° C - 105° C- High frequency interconnect- Excellent abrasion resistance
- Very good flexibility
- Can be coiled
- Halogen free
Polyester90° C - 125° C- High frequency Interconnect
- Thin wall winding wire
- Excellent abrasion resistance
- Can be coiled
- Excellent flex life characteristics
- Halogen free
TPE90° C - 125° C- High frequency interconnect- Highly flexible grades
- Medical grades
- Light weight grades
- Hal free FR grades
Silicone200° C- High frequency interconnect
- High voltage interconnect
- Outstanding flexibility
- Outstanding heat resistance
- Medical grades
- Can be coiled

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