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EPM Insulation Compound for Medium Voltage Cable | Continuous 150°C Rating

Material: EPM

Hardness: 30A-95A

Color: Customizable

Typical applications: Steam hoses, cable insulation, food-grade gaskets, brake fluid seals

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Description

EPM is a fully saturated backbone polymer, which gives it excellent weatherability, ozone resistance, and heat aging resistance. Unlike EPDM, the molecular chain of EPM contains no double bonds, so it cannot be sulfur-cured and is typically cured with peroxides. This structure provides EPM with extremely high thermal stability and excellent electrical insulation properties. Furthermore, due to the stability of its chemical structure, EPM has outstanding resistance to polar fluids and is easy to process into light-colored or brightly colored products.

Applications

Automotive industry: Brake system seals (brake fluid resistant), cooling system hoses.

Wire and cable: High-voltage cable insulation, heat-resistant cable sheathing.

Industrial sector: Steam hoses, hot water seals, food-grade gaskets

Specifications

Common Name

Ethylene Propylene Rubber

Hardness(SHA)

30A~90A

ASTM D-2000 Classification

CA

Tensile(Mpa)

10 ~ 20

Elongation at Break(%)

200 ~ 500

Compression Set(%)
200℃70H

< 15

Temperature Range

-60℃~+150℃

Specific Gravity(g/cm³)

0.85 ~ 0.95

Resistances

Excellent resilience

Excellent alkali resistance

Excellent mechanical strength

Good electrical insulation property

Curing Systems

Peroxide

Production process

Molding

Extrusion

Formula & color

Custom

Shelf Life

5–7 days with accelerator, 1 -2year without accelerator.

Storage conditions

Store in a cool, dry place. After opening, seal tightly to prevent moisture absorption and loss of active ingredients

Advantage

1.Extreme heat and aging resistance: Offers top-tier ozone, UV, and heat aging resistance among rubbers, remaining stable even when operating continuously above 150°C.

2.Excellent resistance to polar fluids: Highly resistant to high-pressure steam, ethylene glycolanti freeze, and brake fluid (DOT standards).

3.Superior electrical insulation: Extremely high dielectric strength with minimal influence fromhumidity and frequency.

4.Low density (lightweight): Specific gravity is only about 0.86.

5.Good color stability: Contains no double bonds, so it does not discolor easily.

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