When it comes to ultra-high vacuum (UHV) and high voltage (HV) environments, wires operate in what can only be described as "hell mode": extreme heat, low pressure, and even radiation exposure.
In these conditions,standard cable sleeving simply doesn't last — it can outgas, degrade, lose insulation performance, and jeopardize the integrity of precision equipment.
The Challenge: Survival in Extreme Conditions
In UHV and HV systems — whether in advanced research facilities, high-energy physics experiments, or vacuum electronics — wires face:
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High Temperatures from bake-outs or continuous operation
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Low Outgassing Requirements to maintain clean, stable vacuums
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Radiation Exposure that can embrittle conventional insulation
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Electrical Stress that can cause insulation breakdown over time
Even a small performance drop can mean costly downtime, unreliable measurements, or irreversible equipment damage.
The Solution: PEEK Braided Sleeving
Enter PEEK (Polyether Ether Ketone) braided sleeving — the “armor plating” for cables in UHV/HV environments.
PEEK is renowned for its thermal stability, low outgassing, and radiation resistance, making it ideal for extreme engineering applications.
Key Advantages of PEEK Braided Sleeving:
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Withstands Extreme Heat – Maintains insulation integrity during bake-outs or high-load operation.
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Ultra-Low Outgassing – Helps preserve vacuum quality in sensitive chambers.
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Radiation Resistant – Avoids brittleness or cracking even under prolonged exposure.
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Mechanical Strength – Protects against abrasion and mechanical stress.
The Payoff: Reliability You Can Count On
Switching to PEEK braided sleeving delivers tangible benefits:
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Extended Wire Lifespan – Fewer replacements, lower maintenance costs.
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Stable Signal Transmission – Reduced risk of interference or electrical breakdown.
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Higher System Reliability – Critical for continuous operation in high-value environments.
For scientists, engineers, and equipment manufacturers, this level of stability is not just a “plus” — it's a competitive edge.
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