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TGGT stands for Teflon, Glass, Glass, Teflon. It is a specialized high-temperature wire designed to handle continuous operating temperatures up to 250°C (482°F). The acronym describes its multi-layered construction: a flexible nickel-coated copper conductor wrapped in PTFE (Teflon) tape, bundled with fiberglass braids, and finished with a high-temperature Teflon jacket.
Yes, our TGGT wire is fully UL Style 5256 rated. UL 5256 is the official Underwriters Laboratories standard that certifies single-conductor appliance wiring material (AWM) for use up to 250°C and 600 volts. This rating guarantees that the wire has passed rigorous flame, thermal, and mechanical safety testing required for commercial and industrial heating applications.
Yes. While fiberglass by itself can absorb moisture, the jacket on our TGGT wire is impregnated with a high-temperature finish that provides excellent resistance to moisture, oils, and chemical vapors.
TGGT wire provides reliable performance in extreme heat environments up to 250°C (482°F), making it the industry standard for industrial-grade heating appliances and equipment.
TGGT is rated for 250°C and uses Teflon/Glass, whereas SRML is rated for 200°C and uses silicone rubber. TGGT offers better chemical resistance and higher heat limits, while SRML is generally more "rubbery."
The main difference is the temperature rating and insulation. TGGT (250°C) uses Teflon tape, while MG (450°C) uses Mica tape. MG wire is used for extreme industrial heat, while TGGT is the industry standard for commercial appliances and heating elements.
Because of the 250°C rating, 4 AWG TGGT has a much higher thermal threshold than standard 90°C wire, allowing it to handle higher current loads in high-heat environments. However, the exact ampacity depends on your specific installation, such as ambient temperature and how many conductors are in your conduit. Always refer to the NEC (National Electrical Code) tables for conductors rated at 250°C and apply the necessary de-rating factors to ensure your circuit is sized safely.
Yes. We carry a comprehensive range of high-temperature wire, including SIS, SRML, TGGT, & MG designed for everything from industrial motor leads to commercial oven circuitry. Each product page includes detailed engineering specs, such as strand counts, insulation materials, and UL listings. To view our complete inventory, sort by gauge, or download full spec sheets for every size we carry, please visit our Full High-Temperature Wire Collection here.
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