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ARMORED CABLE ASSEMBLY WITH GROUNDING PATH COMPONENT EQUIPPED ARMOR
20230163581 · 2023-05-25 ·

An armored cable assembly with grounding path component equipped armor and a method of producing the same is provided. The armored cable includes an SZ cabled core having a binder tape wrapped conductor bundle that includes a first ground conductor. A second ground conductor is positioned outside the binder tape such that it is aligned with the longitudinal axis of the SZ cable core and contacts the interlock armor at each helical convolution.

ARMORED CABLE ASSEMBLY WITH GROUNDING PATH COMPONENT EQUIPPED ARMOR
20230163581 · 2023-05-25 ·

An armored cable assembly with grounding path component equipped armor and a method of producing the same is provided. The armored cable includes an SZ cabled core having a binder tape wrapped conductor bundle that includes a first ground conductor. A second ground conductor is positioned outside the binder tape such that it is aligned with the longitudinal axis of the SZ cable core and contacts the interlock armor at each helical convolution.

Method for manufacturing a fire-resistant and/or fire-retardant cable
20230109750 · 2023-04-13 ·

The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a cable comprising at least one elongate electrically conductive element, at least one composite layer surrounding the elongate electrically conductive element, the composite layer comprising a non-woven fibrous material impregnated by a geopolymer material, and at least one polymer sleeve surrounding the composite layer, the method using a tube of plastic material to facilitate the extrusion of the polymer sleeve around the composite layer.

CABLES AND METHODS THEREOF
20230071151 · 2023-03-09 ·

The present disclosure relates to cables and methods of making cables. In at least one embodiment, a method for making a cable includes introducing a conductive material onto a sheet including a heat-shrink material. The method includes compressing a first portion of the sheet onto a second portion of the sheet to form a sheath having an interior volume, where the conductive material is disposed in the interior volume. In at least one embodiment, a cable includes a sheath including a heat-shrink material. The cable includes an interior volume including a conductive material including a conductive carbon material.

CABLES AND METHODS THEREOF
20230071151 · 2023-03-09 ·

The present disclosure relates to cables and methods of making cables. In at least one embodiment, a method for making a cable includes introducing a conductive material onto a sheet including a heat-shrink material. The method includes compressing a first portion of the sheet onto a second portion of the sheet to form a sheath having an interior volume, where the conductive material is disposed in the interior volume. In at least one embodiment, a cable includes a sheath including a heat-shrink material. The cable includes an interior volume including a conductive material including a conductive carbon material.

Method and Device for Positioning Components on a Cable

A device and method of positioning a component on a cable. The method includes: moving a collet into position on the component; engaging the component with the collet; moving the collet with the component positioned thereon into alignment with an end of the cable; securing the collet to the end of the cable; moving the component from the collet to the cable; and removing the collet from the end of the cable.

Method and Device for Positioning Components on a Cable

A device and method of positioning a component on a cable. The method includes: moving a collet into position on the component; engaging the component with the collet; moving the collet with the component positioned thereon into alignment with an end of the cable; securing the collet to the end of the cable; moving the component from the collet to the cable; and removing the collet from the end of the cable.

METHOD OF MANUFACTURING ELECTRICAL CABLE, AND RESULTING PRODUCT, WITH REDUCED REQUIRED INSTALLATION PULLING FORCE

Disclosed are cable types, including a type THHN cable, the cable types having a reduced surface coefficient of friction, and the method of manufacture thereof, in which the central conductor core and insulating layer are surrounded by a material containing nylon or thermosetting resin. A silicone based pulling lubricant for said cable, or alternatively, erucamide or stearyl erucamide for small cable gauge wire, is incorporated, by alternate methods, with the resin material from which the outer sheath is extruded, and is effective to reduce the required pulling force between the formed cable and a conduit during installation.

METHOD OF MANUFACTURING ELECTRICAL CABLE, AND RESULTING PRODUCT, WITH REDUCED REQUIRED INSTALLATION PULLING FORCE

Disclosed are cable types, including a type THHN cable, the cable types having a reduced surface coefficient of friction, and the method of manufacture thereof, in which the central conductor core and insulating layer are surrounded by a material containing nylon or thermosetting resin. A silicone based pulling lubricant for said cable, or alternatively, erucamide or stearyl erucamide for small cable gauge wire, is incorporated, by alternate methods, with the resin material from which the outer sheath is extruded, and is effective to reduce the required pulling force between the formed cable and a conduit during installation.

WIRES, STRANDS, RIGID AND FLEXIBLE ROPES HAVING HIGH ELECTRIC, PHYSICO-CHEMICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCES

Here described is the production of wires, strands, rigid ropes and flexible ropes having high electric, physico-chemical and environmental performances for the purposes of electrical conduction, enhanced through multilayer deposition containing graphene, and a method for their preparation. Each single wire, strand, rope and/or cable according to the present invention is produced through electrochemical deposition processes and/or of a different nature, in order to potentiate electric, physico-chemical and environmental performances (in particular electric conductivity) and the resistance to the thermal and corrosive actions of said wire, strand, rope and/or cable, facilitating furthermore subsequent manufacturing processes and making the connection of cable terminals and/or anchors less critical. Said wire, strand, rope and/or cable obtained at the end of the manufacturing process can be used bare for the purposes of electrical conduction or constitute the core of insulated cables to be used in the automotive and energy sectors.