CONMOLY / ENGINEERING & CONNECTIVITY
Reference configuration: Thin, lightweight engineered fluoropolymer fiber braid directly protects high-speed copper cables, improving hot cut-through, scrape and repeated-abrasion durability without traditional sleeving.
Secondary Insulation Systems
CM-PROTECT-ARJ
Abrasion Resistant Cable Jackets
Reference configurations only; specifications and certifications require confirmation.
Selection reference. Published third-party figures below describe specific reference configurations; they are not Conmoly guaranteed values or certifications. Confirm the final construction and test requirements with engineering.
Electrical values apply to an HDMI 2.0 cable packaged with this jacket; the jacket's core metrics are high-temperature cut-through and scrape abrasion.
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| Parameter | Reference value | Configuration / condition |
|---|---|---|
| Scrape abrasion | > 8,000 cycles | EN3475-503; 30/55 °C, 1.2 daN |
| Cut-through resistance | 122 / 73 / 59 kg | SAE AS4373-703; 23/70/150 °C |
| Temperature range | −65 to +200 °C | Example cable configuration |
| Jacket material | Engineered fluoropolymer fiber braid | Standard construction |
| Data rate | Up to 18 Gb/s | HDMI 2.0 example using the jacket |
| Standard impedance | 100 ± 10 Ω | HDMI 2.0 example |
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| High-speed data jacket | Lightweight wear protection for differential or video cables. |
|---|---|
| Moving seat harness | For repeated motion and edge contact in cockpit and cabin seats. |
| Localized reinforcement | Custom length at pinch, pass-through and high-service zones. |
| Protected cable | Original diameter, temperature, motion and sensitive surfaces are confirmed. |
|---|---|
| Isolation buffer | Reduces imprint, friction and thermal effects from protection materials. |
| Main protection | Extruded jacket, ePTFE, fiber or metal braid provides the defense. |
| Closure and branch | Sleeving, wrapping, tying or custom branching supports installation and service. |
| End restraint | Rings, backshells or strain relief control fray and edge wear. |
| Harness size | Cable count, diameter range and branch layout |
|---|---|
| Damage mode | Abrasion, scrape, cut, crush or vibration |
| Motion | Relative movement, speed, stroke and bend radius |
| Environment | Temperature, fluids, flame, vacuum and cleanliness |
| Installation/service | Field fit, removability and connector backshell |
| Additional function | EMI suppression, grounding, color and marking |
Secondary protection changes harness diameter, mass, flexibility and cooling and must be assessed with the original cable and routing envelope.
Reference configuration: Crush- and abrasion-resistant, chemically inert ePTFE/PTFE jacket systems package copper and fiber while allowing internal cables to move through complex routes, vibration and harsh fluids.
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Reference configuration: ePTFE, silver-plated copper, nickel-plated copper or composite braid adds wide-temperature protection and EMI suppression to space harnesses while retaining small diameter and routing flexibility.
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