In addition to sensor construction and connector choices, the type of cable and cable material must be carefully chosen to ensure proper operation. The two types of cables most commonly used to connect an accelerometer to acquisition equipment are coaxial and shielded multi-conductor. (read more)

The RT45 is a Kelvin Ohm meter capable of accurately measuring low resistances with 4.5 digit resolution. It is intended for production, repair or compliance testing of motors, coils, transformers, cables, thermal devices, resistors and other electrical devices. Because of its low resistance accuracy, it can be used in a large motor repair shop. (read more)

The New Wahl RM116 Micro-Ohmmeter is a low resistance tester, designed for maintenance departments, workshops, and field use, performing measurements on inductive and non-inductive resistances with a DC current. (read more)

Galaxy Wire and Cable, Inc. manufactures custom coaxial cables & triaxial cables to match your specifications, and is also able to supply standard mil-spec, QPL, and commercial coax and triax constructions. (read more)

Specifically developed and manufactured for application in dynamic cable and hose carrier systems, these premium LIFE LINE cables from KabelSchlepp set a new standard in material quality, flexibility and longevity. (read more)

Huber + Suhner's flexible thin-wall auto battery cables insulated with Vamac® AEM, supplied to Fiat, Ford, GM, Jaguar, Renault, several hybrid prototypes and the all-electric Tesla Roadster, resist temperatures from -40°C to +150°C, hot motor and gear box oils, battery acid, salt water and cleaning solvents. (read more)

New England Wire Technologies is a world leader in the design and manufacture of multiconductor cable for medical electronics, robotics, defense, power distribution, audio/video and communications and control markets. Our in-depth knowledge and wide selection of conductor and insulation materials means we can custom design a cable for your specific application. (read more)

National Wire & Cable has decades of real-world experience designing and manufacturing the toughest, most dependable geophysical cables in the world. Our engineers have the technical knowledge to deliver cable that meets or exceeds your specifications no matter how harsh the environment (read more)

These cables are intended for photo-voltaic systems. Photo-voltaic systems convert the energy of the sun directly into electrical energy. They are UV resistant, halogen-free, temperature resistant and can be used to connect individual solar cells. Because of their excellent weather resistance, the cables can also be installed outdoors, but not buried in the ground or laid in water. (read more)

Chromalox, a leading supplier of industrial heating solutions, announces that it has received approval from Factory Mutual (FM) for upgraded temperature ratings on its HSRM and SRM/E heat trace cables. These medium-temperature, hazardous-duty cables meet Factory Mutual requirements for use in Class I - Division 1, Class II - Division 1, and Class III environments. (read more)