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TapBeam RadX E-Beam Cable Compound

Cross-linkable cable compounds


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What is TapBeam RadX E-Beam Cable Compound?

TapBeam RadX electron beam (E-Beam) cross-linkable cable compounds are Taprath’s latest innovation for cable insulation and sheathing. By harnessing advanced irradiation technology, these compounds undergo rapid, uniform cross-linking to create a three-dimensional polymer network. This process dramatically improves temperature resistance, mechanical strength, and long-term durability—making TapBeam RadX the go-to solution for cables that must withstand demanding industrial and environmental conditions

Why Choose Taprath’s TapBeam RadX?

TapBeam RadX stands out with a blend of operational efficiency, enhanced properties, and eco-friendly processing. Customers benefit from:

  • Superior heat resistance
  • Excellent chemical resistance
  • Long-lasting abrasion protection
  • Fast, uniform cross-linking
  • Eco-friendly, no residual chemicals
  • Expert technical guidance

This ensures safer, longer-lasting cables with reliable performance in every use case.




Questions? You’re covered

By instantly creating strong cross-links in the polymer, E-Beam technology increases heat, creep, and abrasion resistance—resulting in cables that last longer under tough conditions
Ideal for power, automotive, solar, railways, wind energy, and industrial cables that require reliability in high-temperature or corrosive environments.
Yes. E-Beam processing eliminates the need for harmful chemical crosslinkers, is energy efficient, and leaves no toxic residuals—making it one of the greenest cable compound solutions available

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TapBeam RadX Compounds vs Moisture/Chemical Curable Compounds

TapBeam RadX Compounds Moisture/ Chemical Curable Compounds
Cable extrusion line speed of 150-200 mts/min Can go up to 30-40 mts/min line speed
Longer shelf life (2 years in proper packing and storage conditions) Shorter shelf life
Thicknesses as low as 0.35 mm achievable Very difficult to down gauge
Can be processed as a thermoplastic on thermoplastic machinery Requires rubber machinery leading to processing issues
High process reliability and reproducibility Comparatively low

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