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The Flame-Retardant and Fire-Resistant Shielded Control Cable Series — including KVVP, KVVP2, KVVP3, and KVVP4 types — are copper conductor, PVC insulated, and PVC sheathed cables designed for control systems requiring both shielding and fire protection.
Read moreThe Flame-Retardant and Fire-Resistant Control Cable — designated as (ZA, ZB, ZC)(N)-KVV — is a copper conductor, PVC insulated and PVC sheathed control cable designed for electrical control systems requiring enhanced flame retardancy and fire resistance.
Read moreThe Welding Cable—available in YH (60245 IEC 81) and YHF (60245 IEC 82) types—is a flexible copper conductor cable designed specifically for use in welding machine secondary circuits.
Read moreThe YC / YCW Heavy-Duty Rubber Sheathed Flexible Cable is designed for power transmission and electrical connections in industrial machinery, household appliances, and mobile electrical equipment.
Read moreThe YZ / YZW Medium-Duty Rubber Sheathed Flexible Cable is designed for power transmission and electrical connections in household appliances, portable tools, and mobile electrical equipment.
Read moreThe KGGR / KGGRP High Temperature Silicone Rubber Control Cable is a flexible, heat-resistant cable designed for signal transmission and automatic control systems operating under harsh environmental conditions.
Read moreThe YGC / YGG High Temperature Silicone Rubber Flexible Cable is designed for reliable power transmission in harsh industrial environments. With copper conductors, silicone rubber insulation, and silicone rubber sheathing, this cable delivers exceptional flexibility, durability, and resistance to both high and low temperatures.
Read moreThe Silicone Rubber Insulated and Sheathed Flat Flexible Cable, also known as the YGGB series, is a high-performance cable designed for mobile power transmission in demanding industrial environments.
Read moreLet’s take a closer look at the real risks involved — especially when water can get inside that gray jacket — and what steps you should take to protect your property and safety.
Read moreIn today’s power-driven world, electrical safety is not just about using high-quality cables — it’s about maintaining them properly. One of the most common and overlooked hazards is a frayed service power cable. While it may seem like a minor issue at first glance, a damaged or worn-out cable can pose serious electrical and fire risks if ignored.
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