Product Details
Place of Origin: Hefei Anhui China
Brand Name: FeiChun™
Certification: VDE 0250 Part 814
Model Number: Type (N)TSCGEWOEU Tenax-TTS-LWL Flexible Reeling Cable
Payment & Shipping Terms
Minimum Order Quantity: 200 Meter
Price: 10-50 USD per meter, price varies according to specifications
Packaging Details: Cable Reels or Packaging Bags
Delivery Time: 15-30 Days
Payment Terms: T/T, Western Union
Supply Ability: 18,000 meters per week
Abrasion Resistant: |
Yes |
High Voltage Capacity: |
Robust Pressure Resistance Design |
Material: |
Copper |
Optimized Bending Radius: |
Flexible Curvature Design |
Outstanding Flexibility: |
Extremely Flexible |
Uv Resistance: |
Yes |
Abrasion Resistant: |
Yes |
High Voltage Capacity: |
Robust Pressure Resistance Design |
Material: |
Copper |
Optimized Bending Radius: |
Flexible Curvature Design |
Outstanding Flexibility: |
Extremely Flexible |
Uv Resistance: |
Yes |
In industries where high mechanical stress, dynamic tensile loads, and torsional stresses are a daily reality, having a cable that can withstand these extreme conditions is vital. The (N)TSCGEWOEU Tenax TTS-LWL Flexible Reeling Cable is engineered precisely for such demanding environments.
This high-performance cable not only features an advanced anti-torsion braid of polyester but also incorporates fibre-optic technology, allowing it to transmit data while enduring mechanical stress. Let's take a closer look at this remarkable cable and its key features.
The (N)TSCGEWOEU Tenax TTS-LWL is part of the Tenax TTS series, known for its durability and flexibility in the face of extreme operational challenges.
Specifically designed for applications where cables are reeled or flexed repeatedly, this cable stands out due to its ability to handle both power and data transmission via integrated fibre-optic cores.
Here are some of the standout features:
Fibre-Optic Integration: This cable comes with 12 optical fibres, which are crucial for transmitting data without interference. Available fibre options include:
50/125µ for standard multimode operations.
62.5/125µ for enhanced multimode data transmission.
E9/125µ for single-mode, long-distance communication.
Superior Torsion Protection: Thanks to its polyester anti-torsion braid, the cable provides excellent protection against twisting and torsional stress, ensuring longer life and greater reliability, even under extreme conditions.
Abrasion and Tear Resistance: The outer sheath is made from a special rubber compound (quality at least 5GM5) that provides excellent resistance to ozone, UV rays, and oils, making it ideal for outdoor and industrial environments.
When selecting a cable for tough industrial applications, it's essential to understand the differences between options to make the best choice for your operation.
Let's compare the (N)TSCGEWOEU Tenax TTS-LWL with the PROTOLON (SMK+HS) (N)TSKCGEWOEU.
| Feature | (N)TSCGEWOEU Tenax TTS-LWL | PROTOLON (SMK+HS) (N)TSKCGEWOEU |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | DIN VDE 0250-813 | DIN VDE 0250-813 |
| Fibre-Optic Integration | Yes – 12 fibres (50/125µ, 62.5/125µ, or E9/125µ) for power and data transmission | No |
| Torsion Protection | Polyester anti-torsion braid for increased flexibility and durability under torsional stress | No anti-torsion braid; less suited for environments with constant twisting and torsion |
| Conductor | Plain copper, fine-stranded (class 5 according to DIN EN 60228) | Plain copper, fine-stranded (class 5 according to DIN EN 60228) |
| Sheath | Abrasion and tear-resistant special rubber compound (resistance to ozone, UV, and oils) | Highly durable outer sheath, but with less flexibility and torsion resistance than the Tenax-TTS-LWL |
| Temperature Range | -25°C to +80°C in fully flexible operation, -40°C to +80°C for fixed installation | Similar temperature range, but with a slightly higher minimum operating temperature (-20°C) |
| Max Travel Speed (Reeling) | Up to 180 m/min | Up to 200 m/min (PROTOLON is optimized for faster reeling speeds but sacrifices some torsion protection) |
| Max Tensile Load (During Use) | 20 N/mm² | 25 N/mm² (higher tensile load capacity makes PROTOLON ideal for extremely high-stress pulling operations) |
| Best Use Cases | Applications requiring both data and power transmission under extreme mechanical and torsional stresses | Ideal for heavy industrial applications, especially those with higher speed reeling operations and less torsional stress |
One of the most significant advantages of the (N)TSCGEWOEU Tenax TTS-LWL is its ability to handle both power and data transmission simultaneously.
The integration of fibre-optic cores allows for the high-speed transmission of critical information in industries where both power and data need to be transmitted efficiently and without interruption.
This makes it ideal for smart infrastructure, automated machinery, and other advanced applications where communication and power delivery are equally essential.
Designed to withstand high mechanical stresses, the cable's polyester anti-torsion braid provides enhanced protection against dynamic tensile loads and torsional forces. This braid ensures that the cable can resist the effects of constant twisting and directional changes, making it more durable than conventional cables.
The cable is insulated with a high-quality EPR-SHS EI6 rubber compound, providing excellent dielectric strength and resistance to abrasion, tearing, and UV exposure. The insulation is designed to ensure that electrical fields are well-controlled, preventing short circuits or malfunctions in harsh industrial environments.
This cable can operate in ambient temperatures ranging from -25°C to +80°C during fully flexible operation and can handle temperatures as low as -40°C when installed in a fixed position. This makes it a robust option for outdoor and extreme-temperature applications.
The (N)TSCGEWOEU Tenax TTS-LWL offers a maximum tensile load of 20 N/mm², ensuring it can handle high-stress reeling operations without compromising its structural integrity. This level of tensile strength is crucial for applications where the cable will be subjected to frequent pulling, flexing, or twisting.
If your industry demands a cable that can deliver both power and data, and endure extreme mechanical stresses, the (N)TSCGEWOEU Tenax TTS-LWL Flexible Reeling Cable is an ideal choice. With its fibre-optic technology, superior torsion protection, and robust abrasion resistance, this cable is designed to perform in some of the toughest environments.
Compared to alternatives like the PROTOLON (SMK+HS) (N)TSKCGEWOEU, the Tenax TTS-LWL is better suited for operations where torsional stress is a concern, and where data transmission is just as important as power delivery.
The (N)TSCGEWOEU Tenax TTS-LWL Flexible Reeling Cable offers a comprehensive solution for industries where power, data transmission, and mechanical durability are key.
Whether you need to run a smart system in a harsh industrial environment or ensure seamless communication between machines, this cable is engineered to keep up with the demands.
Its ability to handle extreme torsional stresses and its fibre-optic integration sets it apart from traditional reeling cables like the PROTOLON (SMK+HS), making it the go-to solution for advanced and high-stress applications.
Choose the Tenax TTS-LWL for reliable performance under the toughest conditions.
By providing both power and data transmission, enhanced mechanical protection, and fibre-optic technology, the (N)TSCGEWOEU Tenax TTS-LWL stands out as a highly specialized cable for extreme industrial applications.
For industries requiring more torsional durability, this is the cable to trust for efficient, uninterrupted operations.
Note: This is just part of the standard parameters of our products. Please contact our Engineer if you need more. And the information contained within this webpage is for guidance only and is subject to change without notice or liability. All dimensions and specifications are nominal and are subject to normal manufacturing tolerances. All pictures shown are for illustration purposes only. The actual product may vary. All the information is provided in good faith and is believed to be correct at the time of publication.
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