What is Round Cables Low Temperature Winding Testing Device
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
1 Set US$5,000.00-80,000.00 / Set
Sepcifications
- Transport Package Seaworthy Package
- Specification Wire dia: 2.0mm
- Trademark WIRECAN
- Origin China
- After-Sales Service Supplied
- Warranty Supplied
- Low Temperature Winding Specimen Diamete 2.5mm~12.5mm
- Winding Rod Diameter 4.0-38mm, 12 Rods in Total
- Material Stainless Steel
Product Description
A Round Cables Low Temperature Winding Testing Device is a laboratory testing device used to assess the ability of a round cable to withstand low-temperature conditions. The device is used to simulate and measure the effects of low temperatures on the cable's insulation and its ability to function ...
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