Multicore Shielded Test Cable

Kingmach builds multicore shielded test cables around the assumption that they’ll be dragged through conduits, stepped on, and left in the sun. The conductors are stranded copper, available in counts from 4 to 24 as standard, with more on request. Each pair or individual conductor gets its own foil shield with a drain wire, and an overall braid shield deals with EMI across the full cable run. That layered shielding keeps crosstalk between channels low—important when you’re pushing excitation voltages alongside low-level sensor signals. The jacket material is normally PVC or polyurethane; the latter holds up better against oil, cutting fluids, and UV. Typical continuous temperature range is -20°C to 80°C, though that shifts a bit depending on jacket choice. Every cable is checked for continuity and insulation resistance before it leaves the factory. Since Kingmach works with monitoring system integrators, labeling and color-coding can be matched to your wiring diagram instead of sticking with stock numbers. Custom lengths, connector pinouts, and breakout fan-outs are routine, which means less splicing in the field and fewer gremlins later.