Alpha Wire 7134 SL001
Hook-Up Wire, 16 AWG, 19x29, 0.016 in., 0.092 in., -55 degC, 105 degC, Slate
Mfr. Part #: 7134 SL001 / RS Stock #: 70136368
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Price
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Standard Price
1
$817.34
10
$801.00
25
$776.50
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Product Specifications
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Application
Used extensively in high density wiring
Conductor Material
Tinned Copper (TC)
Insulation Color
Slate
Insulation Material
Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Insulation Thickness
0.016 in.
Jacket Thickness
0.016 (0.41) in. (mm)
Maximum Operating Temperature
105 °C
Minimum Operating Temperature
-55 °C
Operating Force
Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) oz
Outer Diameter
0.088 in
Packaging
Coil
Standards
UL Style 1429
Stranding
19x29
Temperature, Rating
-55 to 105 °C
Type
Hook-Up Wire
Voltage Rating
300 V
Wire Size
16 AWG
Overview
Irradiated PVC Insulated Hook-Up Wire, 105?C, 0.016 in. Insulation, MIL-W-16878E Type C
- Conductor: Stranded, tinned copper. Irradiated color-coded PVC insulation. - Insulation Thickness: 0.016" (0.41 mm). - Voltage Rating: 300 V. - Type: UL 1430. - Stocked Colors: 0-9.
Irradiated PVC insulated wire is exposed to controlled electron beam radiation which results in an insulation far superior to ordinary PVC. Irradiated PVC withstands High Er temperatures than ordinary PVC. Because of its ability to resist solder iron heat, it is the ideal material to use where high reliability is essential and particularly valuable in the wiring of tight, high-density systems. This insulation is tougher than ordinary PVC resulting in greatly improved abrasion and cut-through resistance.
- Conductor: Stranded, tinned copper. Irradiated color-coded PVC insulation. - Insulation Thickness: 0.016" (0.41 mm). - Voltage Rating: 300 V. - Type: UL 1430. - Stocked Colors: 0-9.
Irradiated PVC insulated wire is exposed to controlled electron beam radiation which results in an insulation far superior to ordinary PVC. Irradiated PVC withstands High Er temperatures than ordinary PVC. Because of its ability to resist solder iron heat, it is the ideal material to use where high reliability is essential and particularly valuable in the wiring of tight, high-density systems. This insulation is tougher than ordinary PVC resulting in greatly improved abrasion and cut-through resistance.
