Home » Industrial Flexible & Special Cable Products » UL 3513 Fiberglass Braided Silicone Wire 200°C 600V | 0.50 to 240 mm² Metric High-Temperature Appliance & Furnace Lead Wire

UL 3513 Fiberglass Braided Silicone Wire 200°C 600V | 0.50 to 240 mm² Metric High-Temperature Appliance & Furnace Lead Wire

TEBAOFLEX UL 3513 is a metric-sized UL 758 AWM Style 3513 fiberglass-braided silicone rubber lead wire rated for 600 V AC and -60°C to +200°C internal equipment and hot-zone power/control wiring. Covering 18 metric cross-sections from 0.50 mm² up to 240 mm² with tinned, nickel-plated, or bare copper conductors, vulcanized SIR silicone insulation, and a silicone-varnish-treated E-glass braid, it combines cabinet assembly abrasion protection with heavy feeder current capacity.

Voltage & Thermal Rating600 V AC (2,000 V test) | -60°C to +200°C continuous
Full Metric Size Span0.50 mm² hook-up leads up to 240 mm² furnace bus feeders
SIR + E-Glass Architecture30-95 mil silicone rubber + silicone-varnished glass braid
Conductor Plating OptionsTinned Cu, Nickel-Plated Cu (2%/27%), or Bare Copper

1. Application Scope & UL High-Temperature Style Comparison

UL 3513 is the dedicated metric-cross-section (`0.50 mm²` to `240 mm²`) 600 V, 200°C fiberglass-braided silicone rubber style under UL 758 Appliance Wiring Material (AWM), allowing global OEMs of industrial ovens, Class H/C motors, dry-type transformers, extrusion barrel heaters, and commercial kitchen equipment to specify exact IEC metric copper sizes while retaining North American UL AWM compliance.

Primary Protected Hot-Zone Duty

  • Industrial Furnaces, Kilns & Extruder Heaters: Internal feeder and heater-band leads from 1.5 mm² up to 240 mm² heavy bus jumpers routed near radiant thermal zones.
  • Class H (180°C) Motors, Generators & Dry Transformers: Stator coil leads and terminal-box jumpers resisting varnish bake cycles without insulation cracking.
  • Commercial Baking Ovens, Dryers & High-Bay Luminaires: Flexible silicone core paired with a scuff-resistant E-glass outer sleeve for metal-chassis pass-throughs.

Comparing Related UL 200°C & 250°C Styles

UL AWM StyleConductor Gauge SystemVoltage & TempOuter ConstructionTypical Selection Trigger
UL 3513 (This Page)IEC Metric (0.50 - 240 mm²)600 V | -60 to +200°CSIR Silicone + Varnished E-Glass BraidMetric furnace feeders, Class H motors & export OEM heaters
UL 3071North American AWG (18 - 4/0 AWG)600 V | -60 to +200°CSIR Silicone + Varnished E-Glass BraidUS/Canadian AWG-specified 600 V hot-part appliance leads
UL 3122AWG (26 - 10 AWG)300 V | -60 to +200°CSIR Silicone + Varnished E-Glass BraidCompact 300 V thermostats, sensors & domestic ovens
UL 3512IEC Metric (0.50 - 240 mm²)600 V | -60 to +200°CPlain Extruded SIR Silicone (No Braid)Clean-room or zero-fray cabinet wiring without chassis rub

2. 3-Layer Construction & Conductor Finish Engineering

Matching the single-core studio cutaway (`stranded plated copper -> brick-red vulcanized SIR silicone rubber -> white heat-set fiberglass braid printed TEBAOFLEX CABLE`), every layer is selected to maintain dielectric integrity even if extreme thermal overload degrades the organic elastomer into non-conductive silica ash held in place by the glass sleeve.

Component LayerMaterial OptionsThermal & Termination Selection Criteria
1a. Conductor (Tinned Cu)Class 5 flexible stranded annealed tinned copper per IEC 60228 (default standard)Best all-round choice up to +180°C continuous (with peaks to +200°C); effortless soldering and standard crimp lug compatibility.
1b. Conductor (Nickel-Plated Cu)2% or 27% Nickel-plated copper (`NPC`), flexible strandedRecommended where conductor core runs continuously at +180°C to +200°C or terminates directly onto glowing heater studs via high-temp nickel lugs/spot-welding.
1c. Conductor (Bare Cu)Unplated annealed copper (Class 5 flexible or Class 1 solid on small sizes)Available where specified for sealed compression lugs or vacuum-impregnated motor coil connections below +150°C terminal ambient.
2. Primary Insulation (SIR)Extruded peroxide/platinum-cured Silicone Rubber (SIR), stepped from 30 mil (`0.76 mm`) to 95 mil (`2.41 mm`)Retains soft elasticity from -60°C to +200°C, zero halogens, corona/ozone resistance, and stable 600 V dielectric strength.
3. Outer Protective BraidTightly woven alkali-free E-glass fiberglass saturated with high-temp silicone resin varnishReinforces soft silicone against sheet-metal edge cut-through, binds glass fibers to reduce stripping fray, and accepts colour tracers or surface print.

3. Electrical, Thermal & Installation Ratings

Manufactured and routine spark-tested in accordance with UL 758 Style 3513 and IEC 60228, TEBAOFLEX UL 3513 wire provides documented dielectric margins for protected industrial equipment interiors.

ParameterSpecification ValueParameterSpecification Value
UL Style DesignationUL 758 AWM Style 3513Rated Operating Voltage600 V AC RMS
Dielectric Withstand (1 min)2,000 V AC (50/60 Hz)In-Line Spark Test6,000 V AC (100% production length)
Continuous Temperature Range-60°C to +200°C (fixed protected routing)Short-Term Thermal PeakUp to +230°C intermittent (with NPC conductor)
Min Bending Radius6 × OD fixed cabinet routingFlame & EnvironmentalUL FT2 horizontal flame test | Halogen-free SIR | RoHS / REACH

4. Complete UL 3513 Metric Specification Schedule (0.50 mm² to 240 mm²)

The 18-row engineering schedule below preserves every UL 3513 nominal / minimum silicone insulation wall (`1 mil = 0.0254 mm`) and adds reference IEC 60228 Class 5 flexible stranding, E-glass braid wall, nominal finished outer diameter, and maximum 20°C tinned-copper DC resistance.

Part CodeSize (mm²)Ref. Class 5 Stranding (n × Ø mm)SIR Wall Nom / Min (mil)SIR Wall Nom / Min (mm)Nom. Glass Braid (mm)Nom. Overall Ø (mm)Max R 20°C Tinned Cu (Ω/km)
UL3513-0.500.5016 × 0.2030 / 270.762 / 0.6860.182.8540.1
UL3513-0.750.7524 × 0.2030 / 270.762 / 0.6860.183.0526.7
UL3513-1.001.0032 × 0.2030 / 270.762 / 0.6860.183.2020.0
UL3513-1.501.5030 × 0.2530 / 270.762 / 0.6860.203.5013.7
UL3513-2.502.5050 × 0.2530 / 270.762 / 0.6860.204.008.21
UL3513-4.004.0056 × 0.3030 / 270.762 / 0.6860.224.605.09
UL3513-6.006.0084 × 0.3045 / 401.143 / 1.0160.256.003.39
UL3513-101080 × 0.4060 / 541.524 / 1.3720.287.801.95
UL3513-1616126 × 0.4060 / 541.524 / 1.3720.309.101.24
UL3513-2525196 × 0.4060 / 541.524 / 1.3720.3210.60.795
UL3513-3535276 × 0.4060 / 541.524 / 1.3720.3512.00.565
UL3513-5050396 × 0.4080 / 762.032 / 1.9300.3814.80.393
UL3513-7070360 × 0.5080 / 762.032 / 1.9300.4016.90.277
UL3513-9595475 × 0.5080 / 762.032 / 1.9300.4219.20.210
UL3513-120120608 × 0.5095 / 852.413 / 2.1590.4521.80.164
UL3513-150150756 × 0.5095 / 852.413 / 2.1590.4523.80.132
UL3513-185185925 × 0.5095 / 852.413 / 2.1590.5026.00.108
UL3513-2402401221 × 0.5095 / 852.413 / 2.1590.5029.20.0817
Installation & Assembly Precautions: Install UL 3513 exclusively as protected internal equipment wiring away from sharp burrs, oil immersion, or continuous drag-chain flexing. Always match crimp ring terminals (for example nickel-plated steel lugs above +150°C) and fibreglass/silicone end-sleeving to the actual terminal stud temperature.

5. Frequently Asked Questions & Custom Production Quote

How does UL 3513 differ from UL 3071, UL 3122, and UL 3512 silicone wires?
UL 3513 is the metric-cross-section (0.50 mm² up to 240 mm²) 600 V, 200°C fiberglass-braided silicone style under UL 758, ideal for European/IEC motor, furnace, and transformer OEMs needing UL recognition in mm² gauges. UL 3071 is the American AWG-sized (18 AWG to 4/0 AWG) 600 V 200°C braided equivalent; UL 3122 is a lighter 300 V 200°C braided hook-up wire; and UL 3512 is the metric 600 V 200°C plain silicone wire without an outer fiberglass braid.
When should I specify nickel-plated copper instead of tinned copper in UL 3513 wire?
Tinned copper offers easy soldering, low contact resistance, and reliable service up to +180°C continuous (with short peaks to +200°C). When the conductor itself runs continuously at +180°C to +200°C near cartridge heaters, kiln terminals, or Class H/C motor windings, or where high-temperature ring-terminal crimping/welding is used, specify 2% or 27% nickel-plated copper to prevent tin-copper intermetallic growth and surface oxidation.
How is fiberglass braid fraying controlled during automatic cut-and-strip harness production?
TEBAOFLEX saturates the outer E-glass braid with a cured high-temperature silicone resin varnish that binds the glass filaments against fluffing while maintaining cabinet routing flexibility. For automated rotary-blade or V-blade stripping lines, inform our team during quotation so varnish cure hardness and silicone-to-conductor release tension can be tuned to your stripping machine.
Can UL 3513 wire be used outdoors, underwater, or in continuous drag chains?
No. UL 3513 is certified under UL 758 as internal Appliance Wiring Material (AWM) for protected enclosures, motor housings, luminaires, ovens, and furnace cabinets. The woven glass braid protects soft silicone rubber against assembly abrasion and hot chassis contact, not pressurized water immersion, outdoor UV/weathering, or multi-million-cycle drag-chain motion.

Specify UL 3513 Metric 200°C 600V Fiberglass Silicone Wire

Send your required mm² cross-section (0.50 to 240 mm²), copper plating (tinned, nickel, or bare), colour/tracer code, and spool or cut-lead quantities for a factory quote.

Request UL 3513 Datasheet & Quote
Style Reference

UL 758 AWM Style 3513 (Metric Fiberglass Silicone Wire)

Rated & Test Voltage

600 V AC, 2,000 V AC Dielectric Test, 6.0 kV Spark Test

Temperature Range

-60°C to +200°C Continuous (Fixed Protected Wiring)

Metric Size Range

0.50 mm² to 240 mm² (18 Standard IEC Metric Cross-Sections)

Conductor Material

Tinned Copper, Nickel-Plated Copper (2% / 27%), or Bare Copper

Conductor Stranding

Class 5 Flexible Stranded per IEC 60228 (Solid Optional on <=4 mm²)

Primary Insulation

Extruded Vulcanized Silicone Rubber (SIR), 30 mil to 95 mil Wall

Outer Covering

Silicone-Varnish-Impregnated Woven E-Glass Fiberglass Braid

Flame & Smoke Profile

UL FT2 Horizontal Flame Retardant, Halogen-Free SIR Core, RoHS

Primary Applications

Industrial Furnaces, Class H Motors/Transformers, Heaters & Ovens