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SRML stands for Silicone Rubber Motor Lead wire. It is specifically designed for the harsh, high-vibration, and high-heat conditions found inside industrial motors and commercial heating appliances.
SRML wire is dual-rated for temperature performance. It carries a 150°C (302°F) rating for UL-certified applications (such as UL 3070 or UL 3231).
SRML is primarily used for motor lead wire, lighting fixtures, and high wattage units like sun lamps. Because of its flexibility and heat resistance, it is also the standard choice for control and power circuits in abrasive or high-temperature industrial environments.
The main difference is Temperature and Material. SRML is rated for 150°C-200°C and uses a soft silicone rubber insulation, making it very flexible. TGGT is rated for 250°C and uses Teflon and glass tapes, making it better for extreme oven heat but slightly less flexible than the rubbery SRML.
SRML is significantly more flexible than standard THHN or SIS wire. Because it uses a high-strand copper core and a soft silicone jacket, it is "limp" and does not have "memory." This allows it to be snaked through tight motor housings or around heating elements where stiffer wires would kink or crack.
Yes. The silicone rubber insulation is suitable for moisture, UV, and ozone exposure. Additionally, the fiberglass jacket is impregnated with a moisture-resistant compound to enhance durability in damp settings.
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