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We are having a team of trained and professional engineers who are involved in the manufacturing of Coaxial Cables. EZ Form Cable (AS 9100 certified) is one of the main Coaxial Cable Manufacturer from Hamden CT. We have the focal transmitter of strong stranded uncovered electrolytic evaluation 99.97% unadulterated copper. The optional conveyor is uncommonly structured with poly aluminium tape, applied longitudinally which covers and is fortified on the froth dielectric. Aluminum compound wire with high elasticity is twisted and applied to the aluminum tape with determined inclusion. The link is then jacketed with an exceptional enduring UV safe PVC compound. Every one of clients' detail is accessible. High quality co-axial cable for TV network for notch free attenuation values over wide range of frequencies.

 Unique Benefits of Coaxial Cable

  • Coax Supports High Bandwidth Levels. When it comes to bandwidth, there seems to be no end to the increasing appetite of consumers.
  • Coax is Easy to Install.
  • Coax is Easy to Locate.
  • Coax Can Provide Power.
  • Coax is Rugged.

Coaxial cables are a popular choice because their shielded design allows the centre conductor to transmit data quickly while being protected from damage and interference.

Coaxial cables are mainly built up of these four different layers:

  • A centre conductor which is usually a copper wire, which data and video travels through
  •  Surrounding the copper wire is a dielectric plastic insulator
  •  A braided mesh made from copper then helps to shield the cable from electromagnetic interference (EMI)
  •  The external layer is a plastic coating which protects the internal layers from damage

Coaxial cable works by carrying data in the centre conductor, while the surrounding layers of shielding stop any signal loss (also called attenuation loss) and help reduce EMI. You can go for it with your eyes closed which will keep your house safe and protect by any short circuit. 

Location: 285 Welton St, Hamden, CT 06517, USA

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