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- POWER CABLE Federal contract opportunity
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- SPMYM225Q2557
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This document appears to be a detailed product specification for a power electrical cable. The specifications require a 4-conductor copper cable (AWG-4) with a black jacket, rated for 90 degrees Celsius and 2000 volts, with a continuous length of 500 feet per roll. The cable must be UL-listed and durably marked at intervals not exceeding 24 inches with key identifying information including manufacturer, size, number of conductors, type, temperature rating, voltage, and UL/CSA certification.
The document includes additional technical notes emphasizing the preference for indent stamping over embossing for marking the cable, arguing that indent stamping provides more durable and permanent identification that will not scrape or rub off easily. The technical file number is TF CABLE PN - W4-4, and the NSN (National Stock Number) is LLS054213, with a corresponding DOC number of 5213-7911.
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NSN: LLS054213 DOC: 5213-7911
CABLE, POWER ELECTRICAL
AWG-4
4 CONDUCTOR, EACH ROLL ROUND 500 FT CONTINUOUS LENGTH REQUIRED
COPPER, TYPE W, 90 DEG C
UL-LISTED
BLACK JACKET, RATED 90 DEGREE CENTIGRADE, 2000 VOLT
EMBOSSED/INDENTED WITH FOLLOWING:
MFR
SIZE
NO OF CONDUCTORS
TYPE
TEMP RATING, VOLTAGE OR UL/CSA
CABLES SHALL BE DURABLY MARKED ON THE SURFACE AT INTERVALS NOT EXCEEDING 24
INCHES WITH DATA ABOVE.
TF CABLE PN - W4-4 ADDED DATA -"1-The number of conductors and the size of the conductors is marked on the cable.
2-They are not embossed but Indent Stamped which to me means that they will always be on the cable and they will not scrape or rub off as will the Embossed type. That comes from many years of selling all types of cables.
If the Indent Method vs. the Embossed Method is not suitable for the Yards need, please tell me why.
The Print Wheel to Emboss Print is realtively inexpensive compared to losing the entire order."
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