National Wire & Cable Corporation Standard & Custom Construction Coil Cords

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Each coiled cable design requires a special bulk cord design if it is to work well. Our computerized design methods ensure attention to the fine details so that your product works properly. We invite you to confer with our technical staff regarding your particular application or complete our online custom cable design form. Design Parameters The practical limits of performance for coiled cables are controlled by the with of the coil and the elasticity and thickness of the material used for the outer jacket of the cord. We suggest our factory guidance in selection jacket materials suitable for you application. For jacketing material most practical for coil cords, see the following table. ELECTRICAL SHIELDING: Braided copper shielding is not recommended in view of its adverse effect on the retractile properties of a coil cord. We recommend a spiral tinned copper shield or foil shield of aluminum/mylar tape. COIL END DIRECTION: The exit direction of the cord ends relative to the coil cord axis may be parallel or at right angles to it. Each end may be different. Special exit angles are possible; consult the factory for these options.
Description
Each coiled cable design requires a special bulk cord design if it is to work well. Our computerized design methods ensure attention to the fine details so that your product works properly. We invite you to confer with our technical staff regarding your particular application or complete our online custom cable design form. Design Parameters The practical limits of performance for coiled cables are controlled by the with of the coil and the elasticity and thickness of the material used for the outer jacket of the cord. We suggest our factory guidance in selection jacket materials suitable for you application. For jacketing material most practical for coil cords, see the following table. ELECTRICAL SHIELDING: Braided copper shielding is not recommended in view of its adverse effect on the retractile properties of a coil cord. We recommend a spiral tinned copper shield or foil shield of aluminum/mylar tape. COIL END DIRECTION: The exit direction of the cord ends relative to the coil cord axis may be parallel or at right angles to it. Each end may be different. Special exit angles are possible; consult the factory for these options.

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Standard & Custom Construction Coil Cords -  - National Wire & Cable Corporation
Los Angeles, CA, USA
Standard & Custom Construction Coil Cords
Standard & Custom Construction Coil Cords
Each coiled cable design requires a special bulk cord design if it is to work well. Our computerized design methods ensure attention to the fine details so that your product works properly. We invite you to confer with our technical staff regarding your particular application or complete our online custom cable design form. Design Parameters The practical limits of performance for coiled cables are controlled by the with of the coil and the elasticity and thickness of the material used for the outer jacket of the cord. We suggest our factory guidance in selection jacket materials suitable for you application. For jacketing material most practical for coil cords, see the following table. ELECTRICAL SHIELDING: Braided copper shielding is not recommended in view of its adverse effect on the retractile properties of a coil cord. We recommend a spiral tinned copper shield or foil shield of aluminum/mylar tape. COIL END DIRECTION: The exit direction of the cord ends relative to the coil cord axis may be parallel or at right angles to it. Each end may be different. Special exit angles are possible; consult the factory for these options.

Each coiled cable design requires a special bulk cord design if it is to work well. Our computerized design methods ensure attention to the fine details so that your product works properly. We invite you to confer with our technical staff regarding your particular application or complete our online custom cable design form.
Design Parameters
The practical limits of performance for coiled cables are controlled by the with of the coil and the elasticity and thickness of the material used for the outer jacket of the cord. We suggest our factory guidance in selection jacket materials suitable for you application. For jacketing material most practical for coil cords, see the following table.
ELECTRICAL SHIELDING:
Braided copper shielding is not recommended in view of its adverse effect on the retractile properties of a coil cord. We recommend a spiral tinned copper shield or foil shield of aluminum/mylar tape.
COIL END DIRECTION:
The exit direction of the cord ends relative to the coil cord axis may be parallel or at right angles to it. Each end may be different. Special exit angles are possible; consult the factory for these options.

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  National Wire & Cable Corporation
Product Category Coiled Cords and Cables
Product Name Standard & Custom Construction Coil Cords
Product Category Cable
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