Industrial Cables

Industrial cables are cables designed to be used in industrial environments and their design and performance have been specifically considered to meet the challenges and requirements of industrial environments. These cables are commonly used to connect industrial equipment, robots, sensors, automation systems, and other industrial applications between various devices to transmit data, signals, and power.

Here are some of the common features and applications of industrial cables:

• Durability: industrial cables are usually resistant to high temperatures, low temperatures, oils, chemicals, and abrasion, enabling them to operate stably for long periods of time in harsh industrial environments.
• Anti-interference: electromagnetic interference, vibration and shock often exist in industrial environments, so industrial cables usually have anti-interference and anti-interference capabilities to ensure the reliability and stability of signal transmission.
• Protection: Industrial cables may require additional protective layers or jackets to protect the internal structure of the cable from mechanical damage, dust, water, etc.
• Flexibility: Due to the complexity of industrial equipment layouts, industrial cables often need to be flexible and bendable to accommodate a variety of different installation and wiring environments.
• Standards compliance: Industrial cables may need to comply with specific industrial standards and codes, such as UL, IEC, etc., to ensure that their safety and performance meet the appropriate requirements.

Industrial cables are widely used in manufacturing, automotive industry, chemical industry, energy industry, logistics and warehousing, etc. They are used to enable data communication, control and power supply between equipment for automation, intelligence and optimization of production processes.