I. Uda , S. Tada , Y. Takeda , S. Suzuki , K. Kozima, K. Ueno , S. Torisu
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Rubber insulated wires are still useful for internal wiring in motor vehicles and electrical equipment because of flexibility and toughness. Irradiated cross-linked rubber materials have been successfully introduced for use with fusible link wire and helically coiled cord.