18 Gauge 3 Conductor Shielded Wire 50FT, UL2464 18 AWG 3 Shielded Cable Tinned Copper Stranded 18/3 CNC Wires for CNC VFD Spindle, Stepper Motor, 3D Printer, Sound, Speaker, Signal Transmission
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| Management number | 226074630 | Release Date | 2026/05/09 | List Price | $10.10 | Model Number | 226074630 | ||
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- SPECIFICATIONS: 18AWG 3 conductor shielded wire, Rated voltage: 300V, Rated temperature: 80℃/176℉, Resistance: ≤ 23.2Ω/KM20℃. Current: 8.6A. Conductor: Tinned Oxygen Free Copper. Insulation: PVC. Shield: Tinned Copper + AL, OD:6.2±0.25mm, UL Listed
- HIGH CONDUCTIVITY: UL2464 18 gauge 3 conductor shielded cable, each cable consists of 34 strands of 0.18 mm tinned oxygen-free copper stranded. It is characterized by high conductivity, low resistance, ultra-low eccentricity and oxidation resistance
- EXCELLENT SHIELDING: This UL2464 CNC shielded cables are double shielded (aluminum + tinned copper) for superior interference immunity with up to 85% shielding. In addition, the shielding serves as a safety protection for the internal cables
- DURABLE MATERIAL: The 18/3 shielded wire has a PVC jacket of uniform thickness. It is flame retardant, safe and stable, anti-aging, acid and alkali resistant, easy to bend, etc. Flame retardant passes the test standards of VW-1 and FT1
- WIDELY APPLICATION: Our 18 gauge shielded cables have excellent data signal transmission capability and efficient conductivity, and are widely used in CNC devices, stepper motors, 3D printers, security and alarm systems, sound, speaker, and so on
| ASIN | B0D9JW8696 |
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| Color | Black |
| Strands | 34 |
| Brand Name | WJRZA |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Manufacturer | PYL |
| Material Type | Copper |
| Number Of Wires | 3 |
| Included Components | Shielded Wire |
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