9975 0031000

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Hook-up wire is a type of single conductor cable, also known as lead wire, used for various electronics applications. Since hook-up wire is provided in the form of single-conductor cables, it is relatively easier and more economical to terminate compared to multi-conductor and flexible cables. The insulation will typically be either thermoplastic or thermoset.

9975 0031000 is a type of UL 1015 UL style 600 V hook-up wire. It has a stranded tin-coated annealed copper conductor, a flame retardant PVC jacket, and a temperature rating of 60°C. It is RoHS compliant, abrasion resistant, and has excellent flexible characteristics making it ideal for use in a wide range of applications.

This particular hook-up wire is often used in the industrial, automotive, military/aerospace, and medical industries. It is often used in wire-to-wire and wire-to-board connections and is commonly used in various wiring harness applications.

Generally, hook-up wire is used to connect two or more electrical components in a device or wiring harness. Connections can be made either through solder joints or crimp connections. If soldered, a soldering iron must be used with the appropriate type of solder for the job. For crimp connections, a crimp tool is used which applies pressure to make a mechanical connection and ensure electrical contact.

Hook-up wire typically consists of a conductor with insulation around it. The conductor is the wire that carries the electrical current. The insulation is the material that protects the wire from other objects and prevents the wires from touching each other and creating a short circuit.

The conductor is typically made of copper as it has a high resistance to heat and flexibility. It is also easy to work with and readily available. The insulation is generally made from materials such as polyester, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), polypropylene, nylon, or silicone rubber. Each material has its own unique characteristics and must be chosen carefully depending on the application. For instance, PVC is relatively cheap and easy to work with, but offers less protection than PTFE.

Hook-up wire is found in almost any device, including computers, televisions, and appliances. It is a versatile and reliable form of wiring that can be used in any type of application, from low voltage DC signals to high voltage AC applications. And since it is widely available, it is an economical choice for most electronics applications.

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