Good Quality Coaxial Cable for Internet and Networking

Coaxial wire, also known as coaxial cable, is a type of specialized cable. It consists of a central conductor, an insulating layer, a shielding layer, and an outer jacket. The central conductor is a fine wire or solid cylindrical conductor made of a conductive material, typically copper. The insulating layer, usually made of materials like polyethylene or polyvinyl chloride (PVC), is used to isolate the central conductor from the shielding layer. The shielding layer is composed of a conductive material, such as a braided wire or foil, to protect the central conductor from external electromagnetic interference. The outermost layer is the jacket, which provides overall protection for the cable. Coaxial wire is commonly used for transmitting high-frequency signals, including RF signals, as well as data transmission in applications such as television, computer networks, and communication systems. Due to its unique structure, coaxial wire effectively prevents signal interference and signal loss, providing better signal quality and transmission distance.

Our certification:

We past UL1007,UL1185,UL1672,UL10070,UL10483,UL1015,UL1569,UL10012,UL10269(Single conductor,thermoplastic insulation)
UL2095,UL2129,UL2468,UL2586,UL2725,UL20233,UL20280,UL20963,UL2103,UL2463,UL2517,UL2587,UL2835,UL20276,UL20549,UL21198,2104,UL2464,UL2576,UL2661,UL2919,UL20279,UL20886,UL21664

ISO9001 and ISO13485,TS16949

CNR- Appliance Wiring Material,

Extruded PVC Insulated Single,rated 105ºC,1000V,ClassI,GroupA,B,or AB, FT1 and/or FT2.

Extruded PVC Non-integral Jacketed Cable, rated 105"C, 1000V, Class I, Class or Class I/Il, Group A, B, or AB, FT1 and/or FT2.

Extruded TPU Non-integral Jacketed Cable, rated 80"C, 300V, Class I, Class or Class I/Il, Group A, B, or AB, FT1 and/or FT2