PVC/PVC thermocouple wire

PVC, or polyvinyl chloride, is a synthetic plastic material that is widely used in the production of various products, including pipes, wire insulation, flooring, and more. PVC is known for its durability, versatility, and affordability.

PVC wire is a type of electrical wire that is coated with a layer of PVC insulation. PVC wire is one of the most common types of wire used in residential and commercial applications due to its low cost and easy availability. PVC wire is available in various sizes and colors, making it suitable for a wide range of electrical applications.

PVC wire is suitable for use in low-voltage applications where low heat, harsh chemicals, and extreme temperatures are not a concern. PVC wire insulation has a lower temperature rating than other types of wire insulation, such as Teflon or Kapton, and may become brittle or crack when exposed to extreme temperatures or harsh chemicals.

Overall, PVC wire is a popular and affordable choice for a wide range of electrical applications where high temperature or chemical resistance is not required. However, in applications where extreme conditions are present, other types of wire insulation may be more suitable.