PU spring cable

Spring wire, also known as slingshot wire and helix, is a device connection wire that uses flexibility to work.

Generally made of PU cable wound. A power connection used to control the movement of mobile devices, which can bounce back quickly in a short time, and is widely used in mobile devices such as automobiles, machines, and instruments. PU spring wire has flame retardant, oil resistance, acid and alkali resistance, low temperature resistance, UV resistance, wear resistance, hydrolysis resistance and other special effects, PU material as the preferred material of spring wire is more and more widely used.

Product features: With good flexibility and elasticity (elongation length up to 2-3 times the original spring length) with good cold resistance, flame retardant, oil resistance and wear resistance. Various types of spiral spring wire can be produced according to the different requirements of the occasion.

Conductor structure: single strand or glued bare soft copper wire (or tinned copper wire)

Insulation material: PVC, polyethylene, polyvinyl chloride can be used to meet the needs of different occasions.

Sheath material: Generally using flame retardant polyurethane elastic material PU material

Working temperature: according to customer requirements, cold resistance -65 ℃; Temperature resistance within 150 ℃.

Standard section :0.12~4mm² square meters (special specifications can be produced according to customer requirements)

Number of diameters :1~37 cores (special specifications can be produced according to customer requirements)

Spring length: arbitrary.

If you have a coiled cable and are experiencing issues with it, here are some tips:

Untangle the Cable:

Ensure that the cable is not tangled or kinked. Straighten it out gently to avoid damaging the internal wires.

Inspect for Damage:

Check the entire length of the coiled cable for any visible signs of damage such as cuts, fraying, or exposed wires. If you find any damage, it's advisable to replace the cable.

Check Connectors:

Examine the connectors on both ends of the cable for any damage or bent pins. Make sure they are clean and properly seated in their respective jacks.

Test with Another Device:

Connect the coiled cable to another compatible device to see if the issue persists. This helps determine whether the problem is with the cable or the device.

Avoid Overstretching:

Coiled cables have a natural length, and overstretching them can cause internal damage. Use the cable within its designed length to prevent issues.

Consider Replacement:

If the cable is damaged or if the issue persists after troubleshooting, it might be time to consider replacing it. You can often find replacement coiled cables that are compatible with your specific device.

Contact Manufacturer Support:

If the coiled cable is still under warranty or if you have concerns about its performance, consider reaching out to the manufacturer's support for assistance.

Taking proper care of your coiled cable and addressing any issues promptly can help ensure its longevity and reliable performance.