Coil cable

When we talk about coil cable(coil cords), a landline phone will come to the image straight way. Coil cables can be used more than landline telephone, some construction equipment requires coiled electrical cords for safety.

What is a coil cable?

Coil cords are recognizable for their spring-like shape, but that coiled design provides the cord with a lot more benefits than just aesthetics.

A coil (or coiled) cord or cable can extend and will return to original contracted form while minimizing the stress on the wire. A coil cord consists of two tangents and coiled body length.

What are the advantages?

Coil cords are designed to be able to extend to a length that is up to several times greater than the at-rest length. That means you can stretch the cord the the desired length when you need to, and when you don’t, it go back to original length to save space—and their ability to self-retract makes them a lot less of a hassle.

The design of the coil cord means the cord can have that extra flexibility without putting stress on the wire inside, hence, it prolongs the life time of the cable itself.

Some of the specifications that are requested for these custom coiled wires include the following:

• Type: Many construction equipment require coiled electrical cords for safety. Other types of coil cords include carrying internet signals, data, electricity, and a mixture of multiple kinds of wires.
• Materials: Coil cords are almost always made of flexible plastic coatings and conductible wires, and there are specific materials within these. KMCable can make coil cords from PUR, PVC, and Ruber, depending on your needs. For outdoor environments, our specialty UV inhibitor technology can protect your coil cords from the sun’s rays, therefore, extending the lifespan of coil cords that are used outside.
• Performance: Coil cords need to stand up to the harshest environments, which is why KMCable makes their products under strict procedure and quality control system. Our coil cords can be built to withstand extreme temperatures and regular use. What’s more, it can be packed with high quality wires that reliably deliver the signals or power you need.

Coil Cable Applications

There are many and varied applications for coil cord and cables. These include, but are not limited to:

• Music
• Marine
• Military
• Medical
• Food and Beverage
• Electronic
• Test Equipment
• Communications
• Audio and Video
• Industrial
• Energy
• Robotics