High-Temperature Wire | McMaster-Carr

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American Wire Gauge (AWG)

Maximum Temperature

Less than 350° F

350° F to 399° F

400° F to 499° F

500° F to 999° F

1,000° F or greater

Number of Wires

Current @ Temperature

0.1 amp @ 86° F

0.5 amp @ 86° F

0.8 amp @ 86° F

1.3 amp @ 86° F

1.4 amp @ 86° F

1.6 amp @ 86° F

1.8 amp @ 86° F

2.6 amp @ 86° F

3.3 amp @ 86° F

3.5 amp @ 86° F

3.9 amp @ 86° F

4.4 amp @ 86° F

Outer Jacket Material

Fiberglass Fabric

Silicone Rubber

Use For

Continuous Motion

Interference Shielding

Ovens and Furnaces

Panel and Equipment (Hook-Up)

Solar Equipment

Length

Outer Jacket Color

Flexibility

Continuous Flex

Wire Material

Inner Insulation Material

Fiberglass Fabric

Silicone Rubber

Shielding

Wire Finish

Cable AWG

OD

Inner Insulation Color

Minimum Temperature

Wire Strand Count

Material

Fiberglass Fabric

Silicone Rubber

Cable Designation

RoHS

REACH

Export Control Classification Number (ECCN)

DFARS Specialty Metals

Diameter

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Electrical

Electrical Wire

Electrical Wire

Make single-wire connections; generally for lower voltages and shorter distances than cable

Electrical Cable

Electrical Cable

Make multi-wire connections; generally for higher voltages and longer distances than wire

Electrical Cords

Electrical Cords

Connect equipment and devices to a power supply

Raw Materials

Tungsten

Our densest metal resists wear and heat to make end mills, heat shields, electrodes, and more

Molybdenum

Retains its shape and strength in extreme temperatures—all with material certificates for traceability

Tantalum

Conductive with a higher melting point than most metals—all with material certificates for traceability

Niobium

Conductive and corrosion resistant even at extreme temperatures—all with material certificates for traceability

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