Energy Webinar Series
Maximize Your Grid Performance & Durability With Raychem Heat Shrink Technology
Recorded in June 2023
Material selection and robustness, wall thickness and electrical stress management: do you know the impact they can have on grid reliability?
Join our experts as they explain how to select the optimum properties and specifications of heat shrink technology to protect your network and equipment. Discover how material science can help maximize the electrical and mechanical performance of your grid and achieve long-lasting connections.
Learn from our Raychem Heat Shrink Technology experts:
- The importance of material science and its properties
- How to select the optimum wall thickness for your power cable rejacketing and repair solutions
- How to improve electrical stress management using triple extrusion, co-extrusion and excellent dielectric strength
Learn more about our experts
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David Pearce
- Director of R&D, Product Development Engineering
David is highly specialized in R&D, with 26 years’ experience in the energy sector. He contributed to the invention of the triple extrusion heat shrink technology in 1999 and Raychem’s elastomeric material. He holds 7 patents in product development and material science. David is a member of the Institute of Materials and obtained an MSc in Advanced Materials Science.
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Stephen Morley
- Global Senior Product Manager, Medium Voltage Heat Shrink Cable Accessories
Stephen is an engineering graduate with 22 years’ experience in the cable accessories industry. He has worked across a range of disciplines including technical field support, account management, product management and development with a particular focus on cable accessories design. Stephen is also a member of the European CENELEC Technical Committee for cable accessories.
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Angel Mota
- Global Product Manager, Low Voltage Heat Shrink Cable Accessories
Angel has 10 years’ experience in the cable accessories industry. He specializes in utility and industrial applications and has held positions in the areas of application engineering, account management and product management. Angel holds an MSc in Engineering and is currently completing his Executive MBA at the Technical University of Munich in cooperation with the University of St. Gallen.
