Rigid nickel wires used where repositioning of the connection is required. They are not resistant to repetitive movements.

Nickel wire coated with fiberglass and silicone. It performs well at high temperatures (350°C). This is the standard lead type.

Nickel wire coated with fiberglass and silicone. Performs well at high temperatures (up to 450°C).

Nickel wire coated with fiberglass and silicone. Performs well at high temperatures (up to 450°C).

Nickel wire coated with fiberglass and silicone. Performs well at high temperatures (up to 450°C).

Nickel wire coated with fiberglass and mica tape. Designed to withstand very high temperatures (up to 1000°C).

Nickel wire coated with fiberglass and silicone. Performs well at high temperatures (up to 450°C).

Ideal for waterproof connections where surface cleanliness of the wire is required. Not resistant to excessive heat (max. 250°C).

Nickel wire coated with fiberglass and silicone. Performs well at high temperatures (up to 450°C).

Ideal for excessive movements, vibrations, and operation at moderate temperatures
(max. 180°C).

Perfect for long-distance connections. Not resistant to high temperatures. Copper conductors.

Ideal for humid environments. Resistant to moderate abrasion. Protects the fiberglass wire.

Ideal for high temperatures. Contains a pure nickel conductor inside. Not resistant to excessive vibrations or shocks.

Performs well under high friction and provides constant flexibility. Made from stainless steel weave.

Protects against shocks and the spillage of viscous substances; offers limited flexibility. Stainless steel version available (Tvi).