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Wire & Cable TPU Jacket Compounds | Flexible, Abrasion-Resistant, HFFR & Functional

Short Description:

Chemdo supplies TPU compounds for wire and cable jackets, including low-temperature flexible, halogen-free flame-retardant (HFFR), abrasion-resistant, mining, drag chain, EV and advanced functional TPU cable materials. Designed for demanding industrial and electrical applications.


Product Detail

Wire & Cable TPU Jacket Compounds – Selection Guide

TPU jacket systems organized by real service conditions. Choose the dominant constraint and jump to the right subpage:
Safety & Compliance, Dynamic Motion, Harsh Environment, or Value & Wear.

HFFR / Flame Strategy
Anti-Static (Hazardous Areas)
Drag Chain / Robotic
Low-Temperature Flex
EV / Power Durability
Abrasion & Cost Options
Advanced Functional Custom
What we support (trial-focused)
  • Grade shortlist based on cable structure, wall thickness and target standards
  • Extrusion processing window tuning (drying, heat/shear control, surface stability)
  • Verification guidance on finished cables (project-dependent)

Choose Your Path (Go to the Right Subpage)

Start with the dominant constraint. For multi-constraint projects (e.g., motion + low temperature, HFFR + motion), start from the closest path and request a combined shortlist via advanced functional tuning.

Safety & Compliance

Compliance-driven projects where flame strategy and hazardous-area safety dominate selection.

HFFR
Flame Retardant
Anti-Static
Thick-Wall Stability
  • Halogen-free route required but toughness + processing must remain stable
  • Hazardous environments where electrostatic control matters
  • Higher retesting cost: prefer repeatable manufacturing

Dynamic Motion

Drag chain and robotic cables exposed to millions of cycles, torsion and jacket-to-jacket rubbing.

High Flex Life
Low Friction Wear
Torsion Resistant
Low Ovality
  • Cracking after high-cycle bending at small radii
  • Stick-slip / squeaking / blocking due to friction
  • Stable extrusion geometry and surface consistency

Harsh Environment

Cold, outdoor and demanding handling conditions where flexibility and durability must hold under exposure.

Cold Flex
Crack Resistant
Connector Zone Wear
Outdoor Handling
  • Cold cracking and stiffness increase during winter handling
  • Durability near connectors and repeated bending in power use
  • Exposure balance (temperature cycling, water/oil, field wear)

Value & Wear

Abrasion-heavy applications where competitive cost targets must still meet real wear and handling needs.

Abrasion
Cut Resistance
Value Series
Stable Extrusion
  • High wear, cut risk, rugged routing and handling abuse
  • Value-driven shortlist (performance vs cost)
  • Repeatable surface quality for competitive projects
If you are unsure which path is primary: tell us your cable type, wall thickness, and the top 1–2 failure risks (cracking, FR compliance, static, motion wear, cold stiffness). We will route you to a shortlist quickly.

Typical Data (Reference Only)

Values vary by formulation and package. Always confirm on finished cables under your target standards and wall thickness.

System Typical Positioning Density (g/cm³) Hardness Tensile (MPa) Elongation (%) Abrasion (mg) Processing
TPU-CBL LT Low-temperature flexible jacket 1.12–1.20 85A–95A 30–45 450–650 25–60 Extrusion jacket
TPU-CBL HFFR Halogen-free FR jacket strategy 1.25–1.45 90A–98A 22–35 300–550 40–120 Extrusion jacket
TPU-CBL MIN Safety Mining / hazardous area safety jacket 1.15–1.30 95A–60D 30–55 300–550 20–80 Extrusion jacket
TPU-CBL DYN Drag chain / robotic dynamic motion 1.12–1.22 90A–55D 30–55 400–650 25–80 Extrusion jacket
TPU-CBL EV EV / power cable durability 1.15–1.25 90A–55D 35–60 350–550 25–90 Extrusion jacket
TPU-CBL ABR High abrasion & cost-optimized 1.15–1.23 95A–55D 35–55 350–550 15–60 Extrusion jacket

Note: Data for reference only. Exact compliance depends on cable structure, additive packages, processing window and verification standards.

Customization Options (Project-Focused)

Beyond standard grade families, cable jacket compounds can be tuned around real failure risks,
handling conditions and compliance routes. Typical customization directions include:

Surface & Handling

  • Matte / anti-block surface to reduce sticking and noise
  • Low-friction surface for drag chain and dense routing
  • Surface feel tuning for installation and handling

Flame Strategy

  • Halogen-free flame-retardant (HFFR) routes
  • FR level balancing with toughness and extrusion stability
  • Strategy selection based on cable structure and wall thickness

Anti-Static / ESD

  • Anti-static jacket systems for hazardous areas
  • Surface resistivity control (project-dependent)
  • Safety-focused formulation without over-hardening

Low-Temperature Flexibility

  • Cold-flex packages for winter handling and bending
  • Crack resistance at low temperature
  • Balance between flexibility and abrasion

Environmental Durability

  • Hydrolysis resistance for water exposure
  • Heat & aging balance near connectors
  • Weathering resistance for outdoor service

Functional Stacking

  • Combined requirements (e.g. flex + HFFR, low-temp + abrasion)
  • Processing window tuning for stable extrusion
  • Project-based formulation support

Note: Customization scope depends on cable design, target standards and verification plan.
For multi-constraint projects, we recommend starting from the closest system page and requesting an advanced functional shortlist.

Request Samples / TDS

Share your cable type, wall thickness, target standards (if any), and extrusion line conditions. We will recommend a shortlist and provide TDS/SDS for trials.

To get a fast recommendation, send:
Cable & structure
Cable type (building/mining/robot/EV/outdoor), construction and jacket wall thickness.
Service condition
Motion (radius/travel/cycles), temperature range, exposure (oil/water/outdoor), abrasion level.
Targets & process
Hardness preference, target standards, and extrusion line conditions (output/screw if known).

What should you do next?

If your project fits clearly into one category above, jump to the relevant subpage.
If you face multiple constraints or repeated trial failures, start from Advanced Functional.


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