Compensating Cables

2 elemental compensating wires are insulated with FEP separately, bound in parallel, shielded with tin-coated annealed copper wires (B), braided with glass-yarn, and braided with stainless wires (C) for protection at the outermost.

2 elemental compensating wires are insulated with FEP separately, stranded together, shielded with tin-coated annealed copper wires (B), braided with glass-yarn, and braided with stainless wires (C) for protection at the outermost.

2 elemental compensating wires are insulated with FEP separately, stranded together with inclusion, shielded with tin-coated annealed copper wires (B), coated with FEP, and braided with stainless wires (C) for protection at the outermost.

2 elemental compensating wires are insulated with FEP separately, bound in parallel, shielded with tin-coated annealed copper wires (B), coated with FEP, and braided with stainless wires (C) for protection at the outermost.

2 elemental compensating wires are insulated with silicone separately, stranded together, shielded with tin-coated annealed copper wires (B), braided with glass-yarn, and braided with stainless wires (C) for protection at the outermost.

2 elemental compensating wires are insulated with silicone separately, stranded together, shielded with tin-coated annealed copper wires (B), braided with glass-yarn, and braided with stainless wires (C) for protection at the outermost.

4 (2 pairs) elemental compensating wires are served and braided with glass-yarn separately to be insulated, stranded together after stranded in pairs, shielded with tin-coated annealed copper wires (B), braided with glass-yarn, and braided with stainless wires (C) for protection at the outermost.

4 (2 pairs) elemental compensating wires are served and braided with glass-yarn separately to be insulated, stranded together with inclusion after stranded in pairs, shielded with tin-coated annealed copper wires (B), braided with glass-yarn, and braided with stainless wires (C) for protection at the outermost.

2 elemental compensating wires are served and braided with glass-yarn separately to be insulated, bound in parallel, shielded with tin-coated annealed copper wires (B), braided with glass-yarn, and braided with stainless wires (C) for protection at the outermost.

40 (20 pairs) elemental compensating wires are insulated with PVC separately, stranded together with inclusion after stranded in pairs, shielded with tin-coated annealed copper wires (B) or copper tape (C), and coated with PVC at the outermost.