DC40KV, 25 or 39 ohm coaxial cable, for nuclear power application. XLPE insulation with non-halogen jacket.
Floating cable which can be applied to underwater robot equipment, either in fresh water environment or in seawater environment. It is widely used in marine exploration robot, underwater ROV UAV remote control submersible, underwater camera, underwater construction, underwater search and rescue robot, pipeline detection robot, submersible pump and the link between various underwater electrical equipment and shore based equipment; Link of signal transmission, power supply and equipment control system from underwater to water.
Silicone cable, multi conductor (36AWG silver plated copper), PFA insulating.
Application Use for control and connecting cable on data transmission within building management system, speaker audio system and control measurement. Suitable for use in dry and damp environment. Cable Structure & Features Conductor Material : Tinned copper stranded Insulation : Semi-Rigid PVC Drain Wire : Tinned copper stranded Shielding : Aluminium foil laminated screen Outer Sheath ; PVC Sheath Colour : black or gray Technical Data Standard : UL Style 2464 Approvals : UL apporoved Rated Voltage : 300V Testing Voltage : 1500V Flame Retardant : VW-1 Insulation Resistance : Min 20Mx km Min. Bending Radius : 10 x cable diameter Operating Temp. : -30C / +80C
Flat Cable M&P is able to support a full line of flat cable and flat ribbon cable for electronic applications. Providing both power and data transmissions, flat cables are mainly used for internal connections within the equipment. They are available in a wide range of configurations to accommodate different connection and data transmission requirements and the range of sizes of the equipment using the cables. Flat cables provide consistent performance due to their layout and the spacing between the cables and are lighter, thinner and more flexible than other cables. Features of Our Flat Cables & Wire * Flat, ribbon and twisted configurations, with different levels of flexibility. * Shielded or jacketed cable to reduce signal interference. * Range of pitches and pin configurations to accommodate the application requirements. * Easy to fasten with clamps, adhesive, and tape. We provide custom services, including marking, kitting and custom cable design to provide you with a custom solution for your cabling application. Contact us to find out more about Flat Cables and Wires.
Liquid Cooled Charging Cables are electric vehicle charging cables that utilize liquid cooling to achieve high-speed charging. These cables feature a 500A current rating and a 1000V voltage rating for charging speeds up to 500KW.
UL2651 flat ribbon cable, from 10P to 64P
Brand new cable produces by Prysmian Group.
Materials: carbon steel and stainless steel (302,304,304L,316,316L etc). Characteristics:The welded stainless steel water well screen is made up of rods and warp. The rod can be round wire, triangular wire or trapezoid wire. The warp is triangular wire (V-shaped wire). Water well screens have a structure and high open area, as well as accurate slot dimension. At the same time, water well screen have heat-resisting, anti-corrosive, good machine capability, last long, safety and reliability and so on characteristics. It can be used in many kinds of medium filtering. Uses: The strainer is a kind of filtered water tubing with the perforation .it can use with the deep well pump, dive the water pump, also may use in the water-treating equipment, the environmental protection, the sea water transforms into the industrial water and life use water desalination treatment, running water treatment, water softening treatment, the petroleum industry: The petroleum product terminal filters and the chemical acid, the alkali liquid filters, the ethyl alcohol and so on the organic solution recycling filters. Continuous slots significantly increase discharge area,thus providing greater access to water-bearing zone . We can produce this pipe with diameter 80mm-550mm ,slot size 0.1mm-10mm,length 50mm-5850mm .
