We can inject Stranded Conductor, URD, Feeder, Submarine, and Secondary cable. CableCURE/XL fluid is effective in treating HMWPE, XLPE, and EPR insulations.

Length is not a restrictive factor. We have successfully treated submarine cables that stretched across Lake Erie that were 19,200 feet long.

We pressurize the fluid on one side of the segment and draw a vacuum on the other which hastens the fluid through the segment.

This depends on the splice type, and the craftwork that transpired upon installation. We generally have a high success rate in flowing through most pre-molded splices.

No. We traditionally re-terminate these types of connections if it is economically feasible.

We work with several major manufactures. I.e. Elastimold (T&B), Cooper, Raychem, and 3M.

We perform two types of tests when qualifying a candidate for CableCURE injection. 1) We perform a Time Domain Reflectometer (TDR) test which assesses the level of neutral corrosion and the number of splices on each cable segment, and 2) we perform an air test which allows us to verify flow capability. Both of these tests are not partial discharge tests and neither one of them is destructive in any form.

This depends upon the conductor size and characteristics. Typically, a 300 ft. run of 1/0 would take 2 hours or less to flow through the cable. This includes the time necessary to remove, test, and replace components. Most injections can occur while the cable is energized.

CableCURE has been tested and complies with even the most stringent environmental laws of the state of California. CableCURE MSDS sheets are provided prior to initiating service to every customer and may be found elsewhere on this site.

The fluid diffuses from the conductor strands into the insulation of the cable. It oligomerizes and remains in the insulation for many years.

No. It does change its molecular structure upon reacting with water and forms larger molecules, but it is not meant to fill the interstices in the conductor strand area.

With less than a 1% failure rate, the potential for you to handle this product is minimal. We do, however, provide training to customers prior to initiating our service, and the products which are temporarily left behind include an attached instruction document identifying handling procedures.

This depends on the extent of your needs. Cost is a function of several inputs, such as the type of cable, the length of cable, and the scope of work involved. In almost every case, your savings overall are substantial.

Yes, we will train your craftsmen to install injection terminations. Most customers, however, opt to have us perform the craftwork as needed, including testing of the neutral condition and splice locating.

We do not have an established minimum charge. Each opportunity is independently reviewed.

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Yes, we can provide a list of our satisfied customers.