FFMD-14-S-02.00-01

Rectangular Cable Assemblies

Rectangular cable assemblies are a product line of organized cables and wires that are encased in a sheath or a housing to protect them from becoming tangles or frayed. The first rectangular cable assembly, referred to as an FFMD-14-S-02.00-01, was developed in the early 1990s as a way to better organize and protect cables and wires used in industrial, medical, and military applications.

These types of cable assemblies come in several standard dimensions. These dimensions range from 1.5 millimeters by 0.5 millimeters to 14.5 millimeters by 7.2 millimeters. Generally, assemblies are offered in straight, tee, and elbow forms. Assemblies can also be customized for special requirements.

The beauty of rectangular cable assemblies is that the cables and wires within them, while connected to one another, can be moved so that they can take up much less space in a given housing as compared to other cable arrangements that may not be as flexible. This flexibility also allows for a wide range of applications.

FFMD-14-S-02.00-01 assemblies can affordably meet the needs of a variety of applications. They can be used for connecting computers and other electronics, medical devices, and military equipment. The cables can be made to fit in tight spaces, such as the panels of aircraft or automobiles. The assemblies also provide superior protection and durability when compared to other cable products.

The working principle of the FFMD-14-S-02.00-01 assembly is simple. The sheath or housing that encases the cables acts as a protective barrier from outside elements and the environment. This protection helps to ensure that the cables or wires inside are not damaged or frayed. In addition, the flexibility of the cables ensures that they can be moved and arranged as needed to fit into smaller spaces with minimal movement.

The connections between the cables themselves are made using heat-shrink tubing. Heat-shrink tubing is made up of two components. The first component is a thin layer of polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) film which acts as an insulating material. The second component is a high-temperature adhesive. When heat is applied, the PVDF film shrinks and forms a robust joint between the cables.

The use of heat-shrink tubing helps improve the reliability and performance of the FFMD-14-S-02.00-01 cable assembly. This is because it helps protect the cables and reduce the risk of electrical short circuits. Heat-shrink tubing also helps to keep the cables in place, preventing them from becoming tangled or snagged.

In conclusion, FFMD-14-S-02.00-01 Rectangular Cable Assemblies are a great product option for many different applications. Not only do they provide superior protection against the environment and other outside elements, but they are also flexible enough to fit in tight spaces. Additionally, the assemblies provide a reliable connection between cables thanks to the use of heat-shrink tubing. When all these features are taken into account, it\'s not hard to see why these assemblies are such a popular choice.