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No corrosive fire gases are produced during combustion. High smoke development and rapid fire propagation can also be caused by halogen-free cables. (All data without guarantee)
Halogen-free wires and cables
Halogen-free wires and cables have been developed to minimise the flue gas density of burning PVC wires and cables. Today, halogen-free means no release of hydrochloric acid when burning wires and cables, no generation of hazardous waste, no flue gas development, no corrosive loads for electronic and other systems (through cable ducts), for steel and concrete. Halogen-free wires and cables are used where there is a high concentration of people and property, such as in high-rise buildings, schools, hospitals, retirement homes, airports, IT centres and other control systems, etc. (All information without guarantee)
Handset cable
Hand tool cables are connection and extension cables for power tools used outdoors or in enclosed spaces.
Heat shrink technology
This is a sealing technology that uses heat to shrink a so-called heat shrink tubing with shape memory and seals it radially by integrating hot-melt adhesive onto the cables or pipes. Pipe radially sealed. (All information without guarantee)
High frequency
HF = high frequency is an alternating current with a very high oscillation frequency (10 kHz to 3000 MHz) and is used in communications engineering. (All data without guarantee)
Homogeneous field
Everything about the homogeneous field! Find out everything you need to know about homogeneous field in the STEX24 glossary. "Discover now (All information without guarantee)