Maintaining high-temperature performance:
Fully inherits the wide temperature range (-60°C to +180°C) of silicone rubber cables, along with excellent high-temperature aging resistance and chemical corrosion resistance.
High dynamic adaptability:
In continuous reciprocating bending and torsion applications, its ultra-flexible structure can more effectively disperse mechanical stress, potentially providing a longer bending life (under the same stroke and speed).
Safety and environmental friendliness: Low smoke, halogen-free, flame-retardant, and self-extinguishing.
Application scope: Used in high-temperature, mobile scenarios with extreme requirements for cable flexibility and minimum installation space, connecting equipment that requires frequent large-scale bending in tight spaces.

Conductor: Class 6 or higher annealed copper conductor (multi-strand ultra-fine copper wires), extremely flexible. Cross-sectional range: 0.75 mm² to 50 mm² (power), 0.5 mm² to 2.5 mm² (control/signal).
Insulation: Silicone rubber, color-coded.
Core Structure: Multi-core stranded, with a more compact design to enhance flexibility. Common configurations: 2-core, 3-core, 3+1-core, 4-core, multi-core control cables (e.g., 5-core, 7-core, 10-core).
Filling: Non-hygroscopic flexible material, aiding in maintaining roundness and enhancing softness.
Sheath: Silicone rubber or ultra-soft silicone rubber hybrid elastomer. Glass fiber braiding is less common in this model, as it reduces flexibility.
Rated Voltage: 450/750V.
Long-term Allowable Operating Temperature: +180°C (same as YGC).
Minimum Operating Temperature: -60°C.
Minimum Bending Radius: Can be as low as 4 × D to 5 × D (D: cable outer diameter), significantly better than YGC's 6×D, which is its core advantage.
Withstand Voltage Test: 2500V / 5min (for 450/750V grade).
Flame Retardancy: Silicone rubber material is flame-retardant and self-extinguishing.