Irradiated PVC

An insulation that has been specially compounded to provide a wire that has thermoset characteristics. It will not melt or flow when overheated or contacted by a hot soldering iron. It has excellent mechanical strength, cut through performance, and good fluid resistance. Irradiated PVC may be used for wiring of electronic equipment, business machines, appliances, and other electrical or electronic equipment.

IWC UL AWM Style 1534, 14 AWG

Tinned Copper Conductor. Irradiated PVC Insulation. 80°C. 150V.
IWC UL-AWM-Style-1431

Tinned Copper Conductor. Irradiated PVC Insulation. 105°C. 600V.
IWC UL-AWM-Style-1536

Tinned Copper Conductor. Irradiated PVC Insulation. 80ºC.
MIL-W-16878/1 (M16878/1) Type B and UL 1429 - Alpha

Tinned Copper Conductor. Irradiated PVC Insulation. 105°C. 600V (Type B). 150V (UL 1429).
UL AWM Style 1429, 16-20AWG

Tinned Copper Conductor. Irradiated PVC Insulation. 80°C. 150V.
UL AWM Style 1429, 22-24AWG

Tinned Copper Conductor. Irradiated PVC Insulation. 80°C. 150V.
UL AWM Style 1429, 26-30 AWG

Tinned Copper Conductor. Irradiated PVC Insulation. 80°C. 150V.
UL AWM Style 1430, 16-20 AWG

Tinned Copper Conductor. Irradiated PVC Insulation. 105°C. 300V.
UL AWM Style 1430, 22-26 AWG

Tinned Copper Conductor. Irradiated PVC Insulation. 105°C. 300V.
UL AWM Style 3317, 12-14 AWG

Tinned Copper Conductor. Irradiated PVC Insulation. 105°C. 300V.