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7-Conductor 1/4 6.4mm AWG 23 Copper Cable - High-Quality China Suppliers and Factory
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7-Conductor 1/4 6.4mm AWG 23 Copper Cable - High-Quality China Suppliers and Factory

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1/4  6.4 mm

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7-CONDUCTOR, AWG 23 

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Copper  High-quality Copper Conductor for superior conductivity

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PP   Durable PP Insulation for enhanced protection

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Filler   Quality Filler for improved structural integrity

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Protection   Advanced Protection Layer for additional durability

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Inner  Inner Armor Wires ensure optimal strength

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Outer  Outer Armor Wires for reliable performance 

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As a leading China supplier and factory, we ensure that our products meet the highest quality standards. Our 1/4 7-conductor, AWG 23 wire features top-notch materials including copper conductors, robust PP insulation, and protective layers designed for extreme durability. This product is ideal for a variety of applications where reliable electrical performance is crucial. Choose our factory for unparalleled quality and service.

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    Construction
    Parameter Metric Imperial
    Copper Construction 7×0.21 mm 7×0.0083"
    Insulation (PP) /mm /"
    Number and Size of Wires
    Inner Armor 18×0.63 mm 18×0.0248"
    Outer Armor 18×0.89 mm 18×0.0350"
    Average Wire Breaking Strength
    Inner Armor 582 N 131 lbs
    Outer Armor 1162 N 261 lbs
    Physical
    Parameter Metric Imperial
    Cable Diameter 6.40 mm +0.13/−0.05 mm 0.2520" +0.0051"/−0.0019"
    Cable Weight in Air 160 /km 107 lbs/kft
    1 hr. Max Temp 150 ℃ 300 °F
    8 hr. Max Temp 135 ℃ 300 °F
    Cont. Max Temp 121 ℃ 250 °F
    Mechanical
    Parameter Metric Imperial
    Cable Breaking Strength 25 kN 5400 lbs
    Maximum Suggested Working Tension 12.5 kN 2800 lbs
    Minimum Shave Diameter 356 mm 14"
    Cable Stretch Coefficient 2.8 m/km/5kN 2.65 ft/kft/klbs
    Electrical
    Parameter Metric Imperial
    Voltage Rating 300 VDC 300 VDC
    Insulation Resistance 15,000 MΩ·km 50,000 MΩ·kft
    Resistance Typical @ 20 ℃ 84.3 Ω/km 25.6 Ω/kft
    Capacitance @ 1 kHz 140 pF/m 43 pF/ft
    Frequently Asked Questions
    Q1 What is the voltage rating of this cable, and is it suitable for downhole ESP applications?
    This cable carries a voltage rating of 300 VDC. It is engineered for demanding downhole environments, including Electric Submersible Pump (ESP) systems, where reliable, low-voltage DC signal or power transmission is required under high mechanical stress.
    Q2 What is the maximum continuous operating temperature of this cable?
    The cable supports a continuous maximum temperature of 121 °C (250 °F). For short-duration exposure, it can withstand up to 135 °C (275 °F) for 8 hours and up to 150 °C (300 °F) for 1 hour, making it suitable for elevated-temperature downhole formations.
    Q3 What is the cable breaking strength, and what working tension is recommended?
    The cable has a breaking strength of 25 kN (5,400 lbs). The maximum suggested working tension is 12.5 kN (2,800 lbs) — exactly 50% of the breaking strength — to ensure a safe operational safety factor during deployment and retrieval operations.
    Q4 What is the dual-armor construction of this cable and why does it matter?
    The cable features a dual-armor design: an inner armor of 18×0.63 mm wires (average breaking strength 582 N / 131 lbs) and an outer armor of 18×0.89 mm wires (breaking strength 1,162 N / 261 lbs). This layered construction provides superior crush resistance, tensile integrity, and protection against downhole abrasion.
    Q5 What is the insulation resistance rating, and why is it critical for signal cables?
    The insulation resistance is rated at 15,000 MΩ·km (50,000 MΩ·kft). A high insulation resistance minimizes leakage current and signal loss over long cable runs, ensuring measurement accuracy and data integrity in deep well logging and monitoring applications.
    Q6 What is the minimum sheave diameter required for this cable?
    The minimum sheave (pulley) diameter for this cable is 356 mm (14 inches). Using sheaves smaller than this specification may cause permanent deformation of the armor wires or conductor, which can degrade both mechanical strength and electrical performance over time.