TRVV highly flexible power-cable enquiries for robot arms, drag chains and towlines include five, seven, eight, ten, sixteen, twenty or twenty-four cores. Featured size references are 0.3, 0.5, 0.75, 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 4 or 6 with mixed mm/area wording; agree the exact conductor units.
Set the core schedule and material-layer drawing
The described round stranded construction uses oxygen-free copper. Nitrile PVC is listed for insulation alongside a PVC insulation/jacket description. Establish each selected layer material, its role and finished dimensions. Actual TRVV codes are two-core choices; define the featured multi-core version separately with its complete conductor map, strand dimensions and terminal geometry.
- Oxygen-free copper is the stated conductor material.
- The conductor construction is stranded.
- The cable form is round.
- High flexibility is a described feature.
- Oil resistance and a super-soft build are stated.
Describe the voltage and bending-test requirements
Electrical references include 300 V and 300/500 V; agree the applicable designation for the chosen TRVV build. For the stated fifteen-million-bend requirement, identify the selected cable and test conditions. Provide actual travel, bend arrangement, load, oil exposure, route and full working-temperature requirements for that motion duty.
Prepare the machine-specific supply request
Robot, automatic-machine and CNC enquiries should include the reviewed multi-core connection drawing and required finished lengths. OEM/ODM quantities should remain linked to that same material/core/voltage and motion brief. The catalogue offers 1 m, with a stated minimum order of 100 metres; retain both when agreeing total supply and the selected machine-cable version.
