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Cables and Stranded Wires for the Wiring of Strain-Gauge Bridges
Our range of cables, stranded wires, and wires can provide you with the right accessories for the wiring of strain gauges; for instance, they can be utilized in the internal wiring of strain gauge bridges or for connecting through strain gauges to the solder terminal. Additionally, we offer you cables and stranded wires that can be used for the internal wiring of transducers and sensors.
Fluoropolymer-insulated flexible stranded wire
The fluoropolymer-insulated flexible stranded wire offers thermal resistance over an expansive temperature range of -200°C to +260°C. It is also resistant to the impact of nearly all chemicals except elemental fluorine, chlorine trifluoride, and molten alkaline metals.
- Thermal resistance range: -200 °C to +260 °C
- Cross-section diameter: 0.24 mm2 (multi-wire)
- Outer diameter: 0.9 mm
- Sales unit: 100 m per reel
- Resistance: 0.0741 Ω/m
Fluoropolymer-insulated flexible stranded wire
The fluoropolymer-insulated flexible stranded wire offers thermal resistance over an expansive temperature range of -200°C to +260°C. It is also resistant to the impact of nearly all chemicals except elemental fluorine, chlorine trifluoride, and molten alkaline metals.
- Thermal resistance range: -200 °C to +260 °C
- Cross-section diameter: 0.05 mm2
- Sales unit: 100 m per reel
- Resistance: 0.34 ohm/m
PVC ribbon cable for strain gauges
The PVC-insulated ribbon is compatible for the internal wiring of strain gauge bridges or for connecting through strain gauges to the solder terminal. The PVC ribbon cable is resistant to the impact of nearly all chemicals except elemental fluorine, chlorine trifluoride, and molten alkaline metals.
- Thermal resistance extent: temporarily: 105°C; permanently: up to 90°C
- Cross-section diameter: 0.14 mm2
- Sales unit: 50 m per reel
- Resistance: 0.131 Ω/m
