Armoured Coaxial Cables

Listing ID #4168631

Spectrum cable-Tech specializes in the production and distribution of high-end Co-axial Cables in the industry. The digital co-axial cables that we make provide as higher capacity than the copper or twisted-pair cables. RF co-axial cables consist of two wires, first a copper wire that is surrounded by an insulator, the second is surrounded by a metallic cylinder called the shield. The use of co-axial cable reduce electrical interference and are very effective for carrying TV and other communication signals. In order to meet various demands of various industrial applications, these cables are made available in several technical specifications.

Range:  RG 6, RG 11, RG 59 (Armoured & Unarmoured)

The Unarmored Coaxial Cables are demanded for cable TV industry, computer networking, conduit pathways and in public places. This cable is constructed from solid annealed bare copper conductor polyethylene insulated shielded with polyester backed aluminum tape. It has additional shielding with fine aluminum braid protected with polyester tape wrapping and sheathed with PVC. The wire is mainly installed underground and does not require protection against mechanical damages. The electromagnetic field is locking up inside the crosssection of a cable. These can be easily installed in small spaces and buried underground.

Features:

• Shielded with metallic foil on both sides of supporting polyester
• Reduced incidences of circuit disruption due to rodents
• Protects against mechanically abusive applications
• Eliminates the need for multiple cable types of installation
• Customized designs reduces cable type for installation
• Customized design
• Reduces cable inventory requirements
• Installs faster
• Easier than EMT conduit & conventional wire
• Flame retardant
• Thick, flexible metallic armor

Application: High quality RG type coaxial cables. 75 ohms is suitable for many applications, including low power video, video signal and broadband signal

The Armoured Coaxial Cables are preferred for areas where protection is required against mechanical damages. These are preferred for underground installations. The armor is a layer of overlapping metal, mostly steel tapes or wires that form the outermost metallic layer of a cable in order to protect the cables’ waterproof sheet. This armor layer is itself protected against corrosion with a protective sheath.