Wires & Cables
Stabilizers for insulation and sheathing compounds across temperature grades from 70°C to 125°C.

Overview
Suitable for insulation and sheathing compounds.
Features
- Excellent wet electrical insulation properties
- Superior surface finish
- Excellent colour retention
- Outstanding weathering resistance
- Transparent grades available
Performance
Grades for Wires & Cables

Tribasic Lead Sulphate (TBLS)
Powerful non-lubricating primary heat stabilizer — stable at elevated temperature without decomposition, so finished products stay sound and free of porosity.
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Dibasic Lead Stearate (DBLS)
High free-lead co-stabilizer plus high-temperature lubricant — it does not melt under normal service conditions, enabling long, fast production runs.
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Lead Stearate (LS)
Lubricating co-stabilizer — greater lubricity than DBLS with better dispersion thanks to its lower melting point, giving rigid and flexible PVC a smooth surface.
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Calcium-Zinc Cable Stabilizer
Lead-free stabilizer grades for insulation and sheathing compounds covering the full 70–125 °C service-temperature range, with excellent wet electrical properties.
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Dibasic Lead Phthalate (DBLPh)
High-temperature heat stabilizer for demanding flexible PVC — the choice for heat-resistant cable insulation and compounds that must survive sustained heat ageing. Distinct from DBLP (phosphite).
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Barium Stearate
High-temperature co-stabilizer and lubricant — with a 210–220 °C melting point it keeps lubricating where lower-melting soaps have already melted away.
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