Braided Cables

What are braided Cables?

Braided cables are electrical or data transmission cables that have an additional layer of braided material—usually metal wires (like copper or tinned copper) or synthetic fibers (like nylon)—woven around the cable’s insulation.

Purpose of Braiding:

Shielding: In electrical and signal cables, braiding acts as an electromagnetic interference (EMI) shield, protecting the signals from external noise and interference.
Mechanical Protection: In power or appliance cables, braiding provides extra durability, preventing wear and damage from bending, abrasion, or sharp objects.
Aesthetic and Flexibility: In consumer electronics (like charging cables), nylon braiding adds visual appeal, flexibility, and tangle-resistance.

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Nominal Voltage: Uo / U 300 / 500V
Insulation Resistance: Min. 20 GΩ x cm
Temperature Range: Flexing -5°C to +70°C. Fixed installation -30°C to +70°C
Minimum Bending Radius: Flexing 10 x cable ø. Fixed installation5 x cable ø
Test Voltage: Core/core 4000V. Core/screen 2000V
Breakdown Voltage: Min. 8000V

Bare copper, fine wire conductors, to EN 60228 Cl.5

Core insulation of special PVC TI2, EN 50363-3.

Black Core with continuous white numbering to DIN VDE 0293.

Green/yellow earth core in outer layer (3 cores and above).

Cores stranded in layers with optimal lay-length.

Plastic foil over the laid up cores.

Tinned copper, braided screen, approx 85% coverage.

Cores stranded in layers with optimal lay-length.

Colour grey (RAL 7001).

PVC self-extinguishing and flame retardant according to EN 60332-1-2.

JZ-CY grey (RAL 7001) is available in oil resistant variant as JZ-CY OR. The outer sheath provided here is of special PVC TM5 to BS EN 50363 -4.1.

For Oil Resistant sheath kindly add ‘OR’ after the part nos.

EMC : Electromagnetic compatibility: To optimise the EMC features we recommend a large round contact of the copper braiding on both ends.