Casings

The casings are the elements in which a wire, a rope or a cable runs and are normally made with an internal liner in thermoplastic material with a low coefficient of friction.

The armoring with oil hardened or galvanized steel wires or with a metal spiral acts as a structural element and assures flexibility and mechanical strength.

The coating provides resistance to external agents, UV rays and heat up to 200 °C. Some new thermoplastic compounds can stand up to 250 °C.