Radix Wire’s Super J Silicone Cable

Radix Wire’s Super J Silicone Cable

Mar 2, 2021

Industrial environments are demanding on wire and cables. High temperatures, chemical exposure and the need for flexibility requires the right wire and cable. Radix Wire’s Super J silicone rubber cable is:

• Perfect for motors, drives, & controls; power generation; & medium- or high-voltage transformers

• An exceptional replacement for EPDM motor lead wire

• Made of one of the toughest silicone compounds available

• Extremely flexible: Routes more easily through tight turns than high-voltage EPDM cable

• Incredibly abrasion and cut-through resistant

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