82A1111-16-9-96 Cables, Wires

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Single Conductor Cables (Hook-Up Wire) are composed of bare or clad copper wire, which is usually insulated with some type of plastic or rubber coating. This type of wire is used for general-purpose wiring in residential, commercial and industrial applications. 82A1111-16-9-96 is a single conductor cable that is especially suitable for automotive wiring.

The 82A1111-16-9-96 cable can work in temperatures between -30°C to +105°C. It offers excellent flexibility, high performance and resistance to mechanical and thermal abrasion. The cable is also flames retardant, making it a safe option for wiring in automotive applications. The cable is often used in the automotive industry for airbag inflator systems, fuel pumps, and fuel tank level sensors.

The working principle of the 82A1111-16-9-96 cable is simple. It consists of a single conductor composed of bare or tinned copper. The conductor is insulated with an abrasion resistant, solvent-free polymeric coating. This coating helps to protect against environmental stress cracking and provides superior flexibility. The cable is then covered with an outer jacket that provides excellent abrasion and corrosion resistance, as well as providing an electrical shield.

The 82A1111-16-9-96 cable is also designed for use in areas with harsh weather conditions. The cable is resistant to ozone and UV radiation, which makes it suitable for use in outdoor applications. This type of wire is also highly resistant to acids, solvents, gasoline, and other petroleum products.

The 82A1111-16-9-96 cable is an all-purpose wiring solution for a wide variety of applications. Its superior abrasion resistance, flexibility, and temperature range make it ideal for automotive wiring, as well as other industrial and commercial applications. The cable is safe to use in high temperature environments and is highly resistant to environmental stress cracking, corrosion, and other damaging factors.

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