A Material Difference for Electrical + Electronics
With an increasingly connected world and growing demand for power and communications infrastructure, the need for safe and durable materials is expanding rapidly. Flame-retardant, conductive and antistatic materials are needed which also allow for appealing design features and easy processing.Â
From cable sheathing, bedding and insulation to plug tops. Wearable tech to computer peripherals. Mobile protection to power management. Cable cleats to cavity wall sockets. Our TPE and soft-PVC materials are designed to meet the highest levels of durability, performance and human safety.
Application Areas
Customised Materials with Safety Assured
All of our polymer compounds can be customised to meet the specific requirements of the end application and the environment it will be used in. Representative grades have been tested according to relevant regulatory standards.
Special Features
- Halogen free flame retardant grades
- Low smoke
- Low toxicity
- Conductive & antistatic grades
- Weather resistance
- Superior ageing performance
Standards
- RoHS and REACH compliant
- UL 94 V0 listed grades, yellow card
- Grades designed to meet international cable standards
- Grades designed to meet LTS3 and LTS 4 in cable applications
- Grades with smoke density testing
UL Certified TPE
UL (Underwriters Laboratories)Â is a globally recognised independent safety science company, ensuring that our TPE materials meet rigorous safety and performance standards. This certification brings numerous benefits, including increased product acceptance, enhanced marketability, and reduced compliance risks.
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TPE and PVC-P Materials for Electrical + Electronics
A One-Stop Shop for Energy, Wire + Cable Materials
Did you know that the HEXPOL Group has one of the most comprehensive portfolios of polymeric materials for Energy, Wire and Cable applications in the market? Offering customised solutions in high-performance materials such as silicone rubber, advanced rubber technologies, additives, HFFR and thermoplastic elastomers (TPE).
