XLPE-insulated coaxial cables Features Use Features Crosslinked polyethylene used as insulation provides improved heat resistance and makes the cable suitable for applications such as soldering where short-time heat resistance is essential. No fusion or deformation by exposure to 350°C for one minute and 200°C for 30 minutes Easy to make solder connections because the XLPE withstands the heat of the soldering iron. Polyethylene's electric and radio frequency insulating characteristics are retained. Conform to the RoHS directive. Use These radio frequency coaxial cables with crosslinked polyethylene insulation (QE) for improved heat resistance are suitable for applications such as soldering where short-time heat resistance is essential. The cables are used in a wide variety of applications including connections between and within devices, antenna cabling, and vehicle internal cabling. Heat resistant cables rated for continuous use at temperatures of up to 90°C or 105°C are also available.
