In critical environments, safety depends on the reliability of materials. That's why silicone has established itself as the ideal solution thanks to its excellent performance at high temperatures, flame retardancy, chemical resistance, flexibility, and durability.
According to projections from Market Research Intellect, the global silicone cable market will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.2% until 2033, driven by electrification and critical infrastructure. Primarily, the electrification of automobiles is redefining the technical requirements for cables.
Electric vehicle manufacturers are aiming to reduce charging times to under 30 minutes, which requires cables capable of withstanding high currents and temperatures for extended periods. In this context, silicone cables are becoming the go-to solution for high-voltage battery charging applications thanks to their ability to operate at temperatures up to 200°C for repeated 45-50 minute cycles.
Delta Tecnic's proposal rests on two key pillars: in-depth knowledge of the most suitable pigments for the cable industry and experience in high-temperature applications. The company boasts a proven product range for high-performance cables, guaranteeing color stability and thermal resistance even under the most demanding conditions.
Furthermore, Delta Tecnic has developed a formula that optimizes the performance-to-price ratio and facilitates the incorporation of the masterbatch into the compounding process for silicone cables. Unlike other polymers, silicone is processed in rod form, not pellets. Delta Tecnic's formulations ensure rapid and homogeneous color dilution, as well as excellent pigment dispersion within the silicone matrix.
