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TGGT stands for Teflon, Glass, Glass, Teflon. It is a specialized high-temperature wire designed to handle continuous operating temperatures up to 250°C (482°F). The acronym describes its multi-layered construction: a flexible nickel-coated copper conductor wrapped in PTFE (Teflon) tape, bundled with fiberglass braids, and finished with a high-temperature Teflon jacket.
If you are looking for TGGT high-temp wire near you, Wire America ships directly from regional hubs across the country. Most customers receive their order within 2 to 4 business days, and we offer expedited overnight shipping at checkout for emergency project deadlines.
The main difference is the temperature rating and construction. SRML uses silicone rubber and is rated for 150°C–200°C. TGGT uses Teflon and glass to reach 250°C. While SRML is "rubbery" and more flexible, TGGT is tougher and can handle much higher heat without degrading.
Yes. 18 AWG TGGT is frequently used as a repair or OEM wire for domestic and commercial ovens. Because most ovens operate well below its 250°C (482°F) rating, it provides a massive safety margin against insulation failure.
Yes, our TGGT wire is fully UL Style 5256 rated. UL 5256 is the official Underwriters Laboratories standard that certifies single-conductor appliance wiring material (AWM) for use up to 250°C and 600 volts. This rating guarantees that the wire has passed rigorous flame, thermal, and mechanical safety testing required for commercial and industrial heating applications.
TGGT is rated for 250°C. If your application exceeds this (such as inside a high-temp kiln or blast furnace), you would need to move up to MG (Mica-Glass) wire, which can handle temperatures up to 450°C.
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