FEP Teflon Wire Markings: Everything You Need to Know

BNTECHGO FEP Teflon wire markings contain a lot of important information. We decode the FEP Teflon wire markings, revealing what each label means for Teflon insulation, wire gauge (AWG), temperature ratings, flame test results, rated voltage, and ROHS compliance:
"TFL" indicates that this is a Teflon wire.
"12 AWG" specifies the wire gauge.
"200°C" indicates the maximum operating temperature.
"VW-1" signifies that this wire has passed the VW-1 flame test.
"300V" indicates the wire's rated voltage.
"ROHS" means it complies with ROHS environmental standards.
BNTECHGO FEP Teflon Coated Tin-Plated Copper Wire has a temperature rating of -65 to 200°C. FEP Teflon wire is suitable for applications requiring high-temperature resistance.
Understanding these markings will help you better grasp the quality, safety, and performance of FEP Teflon wires.
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