They can be used where mechanical strength is a more desirable feature than flexibility

By using thinner wire and a wire design that allows for smaller braid sizes with the same cross-section, they will find use in applications with limited space and requiring flexibility in the movement of connected components.

These braids are produced from annealed Cu-ETP1 wire according to DIN-EN13602. These wires are braided into bundles after calculating the required cross section. Unlike flexible braided strips, the wire bundles are spliced using machines that have 8/12 carriers so that they have a circular shape. These cables are used in a very wide range of devices and applications requiring both mechanical strength and flexibility.

These cables are a combination of twisted wire on the inside and braided shielding on the outside for greater strength and mechanical stability.

Our shielding braided sleeves for shielding and shielding cables protect them from interference and ensure safe data transfer.