Because of its resistance to oil, heat, flame, and its durability against the elements, chlorinated polyethylene (CPE) is typically used to insulate wire and control cables for industrial power plant applications, appliance wire, lead wire, coil leads, transformer leads, and motor lead wire.

What is EPR CPE cable?

FR-EPR/CPE Control and Power Cable is part of Allied Wire and Cable’s line of Multi-Conductor Industrial Control and Power Cable. … These FR-EPR/CPE Cables feature stranded tinned copper conductors, flame-resistant Ethylene Propylene Rubber (EPR) insulation, and a flame retardant Chlorinated Polyethylene (CPE) jacket.

What is TPE cable?

TPE is a thermoplastic elastomer material. TPE-U is commonly used for flexible cables, as it can reliably withstand mechanical loads and has resistance to external influences such as chemicals and extreme temperatures. TPE is generally suitable for a temperature range of -31˚ to 212˚F.