Inhol B.V. Presenting PTL Compounds at IWCS in Nov 2013

In the year 2014 Inhol B.V./PTL will put major focus on sustainability by designing a wider range of superior compounds that offer excellent properties and environmental protection.  Improved economical use of compounds by application of social science will finally result in a safer world and savings of chemical resources. Today many PTL compounds have been approved by the cable industry by offering non-toxic and non- corrosive  zero halogen solutions for extreme performance .

RDX 20521 offers an economical solution by maximum safety, minimum downtime and longer service life for applications in marine, oil & gas, petrochemical, transportation and mining.For instance PTL-compound RDX 20521 for jackets meets UL 1277 Oil Res. I & II, UL TC rating, UL 1309, FT4, ICEA S 73-532, ICEA S 33-655, IEEE 1202, ER rated (Exposed run), IEC 60754-1, -2 Acid Gas Emissions and so on. RDX 20521 is non-melting when exposed to flame at high temperatures protecting workers, machines and environment. RDX 20521 offers an economical solution by maximum safety, minimum downtime and longer service life for applications in marine, oil & gas, petrochemical, transportation and mining.

zero halogen thermoplastic PTL-compound Another development is a zero halogen thermoplastic PTL-compound  NHFR –M-21013. This jacketing compound is flexible, torsion resistant and meeting UL 1277 Oil Res. I & II. Oil resistance (IRM 902)properties up to 302°F/150°C. This compound complies with UL requirements for a 105°C/221°F jacket. Our classical high grade compounds PTL XL-ETFE RDX 42759 is increasingly in demand to meet specifications like MIL-W-22759 (SAE AS22759), VG 95218 Part 20, 21,22 and 23. Also popular is our radiation cross linkable fluoroelastomeric based compound for high continuous operating temperature (225°C/440°F) and extreme fluid resistant . RDX 4225-JA-F2 compound can be processed as a thermoplastic compound on standard PE or PVC extruder.  Typical applications include the automotive, military, aerospace and chemical industry. 

More information about the PTL-range of compounds can be submitted by Ron Goethals at the IWCS 2013, Booth 216. You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login. 

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