TAGT is a 600 volt, 250 degree C wire with a stranded nickel-clad copper conductor insulated with fused PTFE tape, a high-temperature barrier, and PTFE-impregnated glass braid.
TAGT is a high-temperature wire rated at 600 volts and 250 degrees C, built for the most demanding thermal applications. Its conductor is stranded nickel-clad copper, which resists oxidation and tolerates high temperatures, and its insulation system combines fused PTFE tape, a high-temperature barrier, and an outer PTFE-impregnated glass braid. Together these materials deliver excellent heat resistance, dielectric strength, and durability.
Each element of TAGT contributes to its thermal performance: the nickel-clad copper conductor withstands heat without degrading, the fused PTFE tape provides a stable, high-temperature dielectric, and the PTFE-impregnated glass braid adds a tough, heat-resistant outer layer. This layered build suits TAGT to extreme-temperature wiring.
In commercial and industrial settings, high-temperature wire like TAGT serves applications such as furnaces, kilns, and equipment operating at elevated temperatures. Recognizing the designation is part of identifying wire built for severe thermal conditions.
Because each material in TAGT contributes to its performance, the nickel-clad copper conductor withstands heat without degrading, the fused PTFE tape provides a stable high-temperature dielectric, and the PTFE-impregnated glass braid adds a tough, heat-resistant outer layer for extreme-temperature wiring.
At Windy City Wire, the focus on quality wire includes high-temperature constructions like TAGT. Supplying wire with heat-resistant conductors, PTFE tape, and glass braid helps ensure dependable performance in the hottest commercial and industrial environments.
TAGT (nickel-clad copper, fused PTFE tape, high-temperature barrier, PTFE-impregnated glass braid)