WHAT IS A NAVAL ARMED CABLE?
HOW IT IS? WHAT IS A NAVAL ARMED CABLE FOR?
WHAT DOES A NAVAL ARMED CABLE LOOK LIKE?
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Naval Armed Corporal
The naval reinforced cable is designed to meet the demanding requirements of the sector, with characteristics of oil resistance, flame retardancy, excellent flexibility, non-halogenated, with high resistance to environmental conditions and excellent mechanical properties.
The applications of naval reinforced cable include its use on semi-submersible drilling platforms and offshore platforms, as its resistance to oil and abrasion exceeds customer expectations in installations. Naval armored cables also outperform conventional cables due to their resistance to heat and ozone, they offer better electrical properties and their pressure extrusion keeps the interstices free of water. Such characteristics are not obtainable with conventional market products.
The naval reinforced cable has its frame made of galvanized steel wires and complies with the IEC standard. This frame serves to protect the core of the naval reinforced cable, providing greater security in the installation in relation to possible problems with impacts, rodents, etc.
Constructive characteristics of the naval armored cable, options and applicable standards:
1) Conductor formed by bare or tinned electrolytic copper wires, soft temper, class 5 stranding. IEC 60228.
2) Insulation in special halogen-free compound LSOH (HF-90).
3) Pair of communication conductors with section 0.5mm², in LSOH compound ((HF-90), Identification through blue insulation (only for cables with 2 or more pairs or terns) – (Optional).
5) Cover internal in halogen-free polyolefin compound LSOH (SHF1).
6) Frame: Braid of galvanized steel wires (ATA) with coverage >90%; copper tape (AFC) or galvanized steel tape (AFA) applied with overlap.
7) Cover in halogen-free polyolefin compound LSOH (SHF1), gray in color.
Applications
They are suitable for command, signaling, control circuits, machine connection, button panels, power supply, etc.
Its areas of greatest use are places where static discharge is required, in environments where there is interference from external noise and installations on ships and offshore oil platforms.
The construction of the naval reinforced cable follows standards and all requirements specified in IEC standards to maintain quality
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“Through our center in Rio de Janeiro, we serve”
“Through our center in Rio de Janeiro, we serve”
“Through our center in Rio de Janeiro, we serve”
“Through our central office in São Paulo, we serve”
“Through our central office in São Paulo, we serve”
“Through our central office in São Paulo, we serve”
“Through our center in Rio de Janeiro, we serve”
“Through our center in Rio de Janeiro, we serve”
“Through our central office in São Paulo, we serve”
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