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Lapp Group has recently launched a multi-talented Single-Core Cable, Ölflex® Heat 125 SC, which not only has a broad temperature range, but also meets the most stringent fire protection requirements thanks to its certified high flame retardance and low toxicity in case of fire. The company also offers the Ölflex® Chain 809 for power chain and torsion applications, and Hitronic® fibre optic cables. Versions of all optical cable types suitable for use in power chains are now available. The Ölflex Heat 125 SC is particularly suitable for use at very high ambient temperatures and where there are elevated fire protection requirements. The cable's temperature range is from -55°C to +125°C for fixed installation, and it can even withstand temperatures of up to +145°C for brief periods. In case of fire, the single core guarantees safety in areas with a lot of people, by minimizing flame propagation, density of smoke gases and their toxicity. These properties contribute to reducing fire damage to buildings and equipment caused by formation of toxic acids. Typical applications for the Ölflex Heat 125 SC include cabling and connection of lighting, heating equipment, switching systems and distributors in machinery, plant and equipment engineering. The tested and VDE certified cables can thus be used in various sectors, including generator and transformer construction, electric motor production, power and air conditioning technology, and plastics processing. It is also certified for maritime use by Germanic Lloyd.
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