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Product Description

7x7 control cable for wire rope Inside Brake Shift Cables For Bicycle

As with all wire rope products, control cables consist of individual wire filaments which are twisted or braided into strands before being wrapped around a core. Each element of a control cable is crucial to its success. Together the conduit and core selection, the number of bends in the system, and the relative friction between the core and conduit determine the efficiency of control. The housing is also important and may be treated with flame retardant, oil resistance, or other such methods to better function in a particular workplace.
Though referred to simply as cables, control devices are often comprised of an entire wire rope assembly complete with metal or rubber housings. These include wire fittings and terminals such as eyes, forks, studs, handles, pins, and other mounting apparatus with which components are connected. Fittings may be on one or both ends and are often hardwired into the cables for added security, though some instrumentation control cables come with change tool kits for added versatility.

In addition to the aforementioned specifications, the specific type of control cable in use should be considered. Pull-pull and push-pull cables are the most popular choices in the precision transmission of mechanical motion.

Technical Table of Wire Rope