Transcription of Cabling Solutions for Industrial Applications - Belden
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Table of Contents Technical Information Page No. Conductors Technical Information Table 1: Solid Copper Wire, American Wire Gage Table 2: Stranded Copper Wire, American Wire Gage Table 3: Current Ratings for Belden Electronic Cables Table 4: Metric/Imperial/Circular Mills/AWG Equivalents Insulations and Jackets Insulations: Overview Jackets: Overview Characteristics of Popular Insulation and Jacket Compounds Table 4: Comparative Properties of Plastic Compounds Table 5: Comparative Properties of Fluoropolymers Table 6: Comparative Properties of Rubber Insulations Table 7: Nominal Temperature Ranges Shielding and Armoring Shielding: Overview Characteristics of Belden Shield Types 22. Foil Shields Braid Shields Spiral/Serve Shields French Braid Shields Combination Shields Shield Types: Application Guide Table 8: Relative Cost Comparison of Shield Types Table 9: Shield Performance Comparison Armoring: Overview Metric Conversions Table 10: Temperature Conversions Table 11: Distance and Weight Conversion Formulas Table 12: Conductor Size Equivalents Belden Color Code Charts Cable Standards Reference Guide National Electrical Code (NEC) Impact of NEC Intended Uses of Appliance Wiring Materials (AWM) C(UL) Certifications FT1 Vertical Flame Test FT4 Vertical Flame Test Cables in Trays FT6 Horizontal
For more information, contact Belden Technical Support: 1-800-BELDEN-1 • www.belden.com Unparalleled Performance Belden is one of only a very few cable manufacturers to draw and anneal its own conductors. This is a time-consuming process, but it allows us to ensure signal integrity, as well as proper physical characteristics.
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