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XLPE BLACK— Crosslinkable Polyethylene

XLPE BLACK is a black silane crosslinkable polyethylene insulation compound for low-voltage aerial bundled cables. It is designed for 0.6/1 kV applications requiring long-term outdoor durability.

XLPE BLACK— Crosslinkable Polyethylene

At a glance

Category Cable Compounds
Carbon black content 2.5%
Continuous conductor temperature 90°C
Short-circuit rating 250°C (5 s)
Documentation TDS and SDS on request
Supplied from Istanbul, Türkiye

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Description

XLPE BLACK is a pre-grafted silane crosslinkable polyethylene compound for low-voltage aerial bundled cable insulation. The material is designed for 0.6/1 kV aerial bundled cables and uses moisture curing to crosslink after extrusion.

What is XLPE BLACK used for?

XLPE BLACK is intended for insulation in low-voltage aerial bundled cables used in outdoor installations. Its design rating is for a continuous conductor temperature of 90°C and a short-circuit temperature of 250°C for 5 seconds, so buyers can assess those stated conditions against their cable design requirements.

The compound contains 2.5% finely dispersed carbon black, which provides UV resistance and supports long-term outdoor durability. Choose this compound when the application is an aerial bundled cable insulation system that aligns with its stated voltage and temperature ratings; confirm suitability for the finished cable design with the technical data sheet.

How do you select and process XLPE BLACK?

XLPE BLACK is a pre-grafted compound, and processing uses a catalyst masterbatch with conventional polyethylene extrusion equipment. Crosslinking occurs through moisture curing, so the production plan needs to account for the required curing process as described in the product documentation.

  • Application: Confirm that the cable is a low-voltage aerial bundled cable and that the 0.6/1 kV design matches the intended use.
  • Temperature: Compare the stated 90°C continuous conductor temperature and 250°C short-circuit rating for 5 seconds with the cable specification.
  • Processing: Check the extrusion and catalyst masterbatch instructions in the technical data sheet before a production trial.
  • Outdoor exposure: Consider the compound’s carbon black content and stated UV resistance when evaluating an outdoor insulation application.

Buyers should request the technical data sheet to confirm processing conditions and any product values not stated here, including the figures required for internal material approval. The published information identifies the extrusion equipment type and curing mechanism but does not provide a complete processing schedule.

What documents and samples can buyers request?

Technical documentation helps procurement teams verify the compound against cable specifications, while formulation and production teams can use it to review extrusion and moisture-curing requirements. Ask for the technical data sheet for product and processing information, and request the safety data sheet for handling and safety details.

A sample can be requested for evaluation before a material is approved for production. Share the intended cable application and the documentation needed so the supplier can respond to the specific technical and procurement request.

Revona Chemicals (Revona Kimya Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş.) supplies XLPE BLACK from Istanbul to B2B manufacturers. Contact Revona Chemicals to request the technical data sheet, safety data sheet, a sample or a quotation; the company provides these on request rather than through an online store.

Frequently asked questions

What is XLPE BLACK?
XLPE BLACK is a pre-grafted silane crosslinkable polyethylene compound for low-voltage aerial bundled cable insulation. The compound crosslinks through moisture curing and is processed with catalyst masterbatch using conventional polyethylene extrusion equipment. Its black formulation contains 2.5% finely dispersed carbon black.
Which cables use XLPE BLACK insulation?
XLPE BLACK is designed for insulation in 0.6/1 kV low-voltage aerial bundled cables. The stated design conditions are a 90°C continuous conductor temperature and a 250°C short-circuit rating for 5 seconds. Cable manufacturers should compare these ratings with the requirements of the finished cable design.
How is XLPE BLACK processed and what should I check?
Process XLPE BLACK with catalyst masterbatch on conventional polyethylene extrusion equipment, then allow crosslinking through moisture curing. Before production, review the supplier’s technical data sheet for processing instructions and product values needed for approval. Check that the cable application and stated temperature ratings match your specification.
Can I request a TDS, SDS or sample of XLPE BLACK?
Yes. Revona Chemicals provides the technical data sheet, safety data sheet and samples on request. Buyers can share the intended cable application and the information needed for material approval when making an enquiry. A quotation is also available on request.
Can I source XLPE BLACK from Turkey?
Revona Chemicals supplies XLPE BLACK from Istanbul, Turkey, to B2B manufacturers. Contact the supplier with the required application, documentation and destination details to discuss the sourcing enquiry. The company does not publish prices online; quotations are provided on request.
What should I compare when choosing a black silane crosslinkable compound for outdoor cable?
Compare the intended cable type, voltage design and temperature ratings with the compound’s stated application. For this material, the reference conditions are 0.6/1 kV aerial bundled cable insulation, 90°C continuous conductor temperature and 250°C short-circuit rating for 5 seconds. Review the data sheet for any additional approval criteria.

Request documentation or a sample

Technical data sheets, safety data sheets and samples are provided on request. Describe your application and we will recommend the closest matching grade.