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China Suppliers Factory FL-WGSF46F40-5.6 Copper Conductor 7/32 5.6 mm Monoconductor Cable with FEP Insulation
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China Suppliers Factory FL-WGSF46F40-5.6 Copper Conductor 7/32 5.6 mm Monoconductor Cable with FEP Insulation

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7/32  5.6 mm

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MONOCONDUCTOR, AWG 17  

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Copper  Premium Copper Conductor for enhanced conductivity.

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FEP   High-Quality FEP Insulation for superior thermal stability.

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ETFE   Durable ETFE Insulation for excellent electrical performance.

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Inner  Inner Armor Wires made from Stainless Steel 316 for enhanced protection.

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Outer  Outer Armor Wires featuring robust Stainless Steel 316 construction.

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As a top supplier from China, we take pride in our manufacturing factory that produces high-quality cables designed to meet a variety of performance needs. Our products are engineered for reliability and durability, making them ideal for demanding applications.

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    Parameter Metric (SI) Imperial (US)
    Construction
    Copper Construction 19 × 0.26 mm 19 × 0.0102"
    Insulation (FEP) 2.04 mm 0.0803"
    Insulation (ETFE) 2.64 mm 0.1039"
    Number and Size of Wires
    Inner Armor 12 × 0.79 mm 12 × 0.0311"
    Outer Armor 18 × 0.79 mm 18 × 0.0311"
    Average Wire Breaking Strength
    Inner Armor 867 N 195 lbs
    Outer Armor 867 N 195 lbs
    Physical
    Cable Diameter 5.6 mm +0.13 / −0.05 mm 0.2205" +0.0051" / −0.0019"
    Cable Weight in Air 148 kg/km 99 lbs/kft
    1 hr. Max Temp 260 ℃ 500 °F
    8 hr. Max Temp 232 ℃ 450 °F
    Cont. Max Temp 204 ℃ 400 °F
    Mechanical
    Cable Breaking Strength 20 kN 4500 lbs
    Maximum Suggested Working Tension 10 kN 2250 lbs
    Minimum Shave Diameter 320 mm 13"
    Cable Stretch Coefficient 2.5 m/km/5kN 2.2 ft/kft/klbs
    Electrical
    Voltage Rating 1200 VDC 1200 VDC
    Insulation Resistance 15000 MΩ·km 50000 MΩ·kft
    Resistance Typical @ 20 ℃ 18 Ω/km 5.5 Ω/kft
    Capacitance @ 1 kHz 190 pF/m 58 pF/ft
    ? Frequently Asked Questions
    Q What type of insulation materials are used in this cable construction?
    This cable uses two insulation options: FEP (Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene) with an outer diameter of 2.04 mm (0.0803") and ETFE (Ethylene Tetrafluoroethylene) with an outer diameter of 2.64 mm (0.1039"). Both materials offer excellent high-temperature resistance and electrical insulation properties suited for demanding downhole environments.
    Q What is the maximum continuous operating temperature of this cable?
    The cable supports a continuous maximum temperature of 204 ℃ (400 °F). For short-duration exposure, it can withstand up to 232 ℃ (450 °F) for 8 hours and up to 260 ℃ (500 °F) for 1 hour, making it suitable for high-temperature oil and gas well applications.
    Q What is the cable's breaking strength and recommended working tension?
    The cable has a total breaking strength of 20 kN (4,500 lbs). The maximum suggested working tension is 10 kN (2,250 lbs), which represents a 2:1 safety factor. This ensures reliable mechanical performance during deployment and retrieval operations in wellbore environments.
    Q What are the electrical specifications for voltage rating and insulation resistance?
    The cable is rated at 1200 VDC. It offers an exceptionally high insulation resistance of 15,000 MΩ·km (50,000 MΩ·kft), ensuring minimal signal leakage. The conductor resistance is 18 Ω/km (5.5 Ω/kft) at 20 ℃, providing stable electrical performance for measurement-while-drilling and logging tools.
    Q What is the minimum shave (sheave) diameter recommended for this cable?
    The minimum recommended sheave diameter for this cable is 320 mm (13"). Using a sheave smaller than this specification may cause excessive bending stress on the armor wires and conductor, potentially leading to premature fatigue failure or reduced service life.
    Q How is the armor construction designed, and what is the breaking strength of each armor layer?
    The cable features a double-armor construction. The inner armor consists of 12 wires each measuring 0.79 mm (0.0311") in diameter, while the outer armor is made up of 18 wires of the same diameter. Both the inner and outer armor layers have an average individual wire breaking strength of 867 N (195 lbs), providing robust mechanical protection and tensile load-bearing capacity.