Benefits of extruded fluorinated ethylene propylene (FEP) insulated high voltage wire and cable:

• Exceptional dielectric strength without the disadvantages common to equally rated silicone rubber insulated wire
• Wire, cable assemblies and cable bundles have much smaller diameter than silicone wire and, therefore, take up substantially less volume while also having a smaller bend radius allowing the designer to better utilize the space within the system
• Good corona inception qualities
• Excellent durability and resistance to dielectric/cooling fluid degradation
• Inert when exposed to most industrial solvents and chemicals
• Meet NASA low outgassing TML and CVCM levels 
• Not prone to "pin-holing" and high voltage punch-through when the cable surface is abraded or when strands break during in-field use 
• More resistant to damage when making contact with sharp edges, although this should be avoided when designing high voltage systems

• FEP High Voltage Wire
• Ready-to-Bond™ Etched FEP Wire
• Ready-to-Bond™ Silicone Coated FEP Wire
• Ready-to-Bond™ Silicone Coated FEP with Woven Nomex® Jacket
•   Nomex® is a registered trademark of Dupont
  
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