Thermal Wire and Cable, LLC

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White Lake Corporate Park, 3527 Plover Avenue
Naples
FL, 34117-8408
United States
Phone: 1 239 430.9473
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Thermal Wire & Cable, LLC will solve your toughest wire and cable application. Providing wire, cable, and accessories designed to operate in a wide temperature range (+1000°C through -196°C) requires a great deal of experience selecting the proper raw materials for wire and cable constructions and applications.


From blast furnaces to cryogenics, Thermal Wire & Cable, LLC has over 30 years experience in critical application wire and cable. Insulation's commonly used include: FEP, PFA, PTFE, and ETFE (Tefzel®) Teflons®, Kapton® Polyimide film, modified silicone rubbers, magnesium oxide, polyurethane, mica tapes, TPE, Foamed FEP or Tefzel®, thermoset cross-linked polyolefins, and many more. Conductor materials range from; Grade A Nickel, 2% and 27% Nickel-plated or clad coppers, Tin-Plated Copper, Silver-Plated Copper, High Strength Copper Alloys, and various other materials used in Coaxial cables. Careful selections of these materials, utilizing common industry standards, keep minimum orders low and lead times in check.
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