Technical
How to read our numbers.
Specification sheets in this industry are written to flatter. Here is what each figure on ours actually means and, more usefully, what it does not.
Standards
ISO 6722-1Road vehicle cables — abrasion class, reported 1 to 5
LV 312-3Impact and scrape resistance for automotive harness protection
EN 45545-2Railway fire behaviour — hazard levels HL1 to HL3
IEC 61373Rolling stock shock and vibration, categories 1 and 2
IP6K9KDust-tight, high-pressure steam-jet ingress protection
Caveats
Service temperature is a continuous figure. Where a product survives a higher peak, that peak is listed separately and labelled as a peak — never folded into the headline range.
Abrasion class is only meaningful alongside the cable it was tested against. Ask us for the test cable and we will send it; if a supplier will not, the number is decoration.
Every figure on this site is placeholder data for a theme. Replace it before publishing anything a buyer will specify against.