Continuous winding, continuous unwinding and plastic extruding process for halogen-free low-smoke anti-flaming B-type polyolefin insulated wires
A low-smoke flame-retardant, insulated wire technology, applied in the direction of conductor/cable insulation, circuits, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of unguaranteed product performance, easy decomposition of low-molecular-weight substances, insulating surface with pores, etc. Excellent insulation surface quality, avoid insulation internal stress, and ensure the effect of excellent performance
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[0017] The following is a further detailed description of the non-halogen, low-smoke, flame-retardant class B polyolefin insulated wire continuous pulling and continuous annealing and extrusion molding process of the present invention.
[0018] The continuous drawing and unwinding and extrusion process of the halogen-free, low-smoke, flame-retardant B-type polyolefin insulated wire of the present invention includes three steps, namely: S1, the copper wire enters the wire drawing machine for drawing; S2, the copper wire drawn by the drawing machine is completed. The core is annealed and heated through three metal guide wheels connected to the heating power supply; S3, the annealed and heated wire is extruded by a screw through an extruder, and the plastic is extruded onto the copper core.
[0019] Since the past wire drawing and annealing processes were performed asynchronously, more steps and equipment involved were required, which was not conducive to the continuous drawing an...
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