Electrical wires are used in a wide range of settings-from households to industrial sectors, and from urban to rural areas-making them virtually ubiquitous. Wires used in different scenarios may require specific characteristics; for instance, wires used in high-temperature environments must offer excellent heat resistance, while those in damp environments require superior moisture and corrosion resistance. These properties enable the wires to adapt to diverse and complex environmental conditions, ensuring the stable operation of electrical systems.
