Co-Axial Cables

Co-Axial Cables

Yeshwant Wires is a reputed Co-Axial Cables manufacturer in India, specializing in high-quality cables engineered for efficient signal and data transmission across radio frequency (RF), video, and communication systems. Our cables are designed with a central conductor, dielectric insulator, metallic shield, and protective jacket to ensure minimal signal loss and maximum interference protection.

Available in various impedance levels including 50 Ohm, 75 Ohm, and 93 Ohm, these cables deliver exceptional signal integrity, EMI/RFI protection, bandwidth capacity, and durability. They comply with IS, IEC, MIL, and BS standards and are ideal for CCTV systems, broadband networks, satellite communication, and instrumentation applications.

Co-Axial Cable Manufacturer in India - Yeshwant Wires

Description

A Co-Axial Cable (commonly known as coax cable) is a type of electrical cable that carries radio frequency (RF) signals with low attenuation and superior shielding. It consists of a central copper conductor surrounded by a dielectric insulator and a metallic braid or foil shield, enclosed within an outer sheath. This unique layered design enables efficient signal transmission while preventing external electromagnetic interference (EMI).

These cables are extensively used in telecommunication networks, broadcasting, security surveillance (CCTV), satellite antennas, instrumentation, and RF systems where stable impedance, low signal distortion, and reliable performance are critical for operational excellence.

Key Features & Advantages

  • Low Signal Loss: Optimized for high-frequency and long-distance transmission.
  • Excellent Shielding: Dual or triple-layer shielding for protection against EMI/RFI.
  • High Bandwidth Capacity: Ideal for analog and digital communication systems.
  • Durable Design: Resistant to environmental stress, moisture, and UV radiation.
  • Flexible Installation: Easy to route and terminate in complex setups.
  • Custom Variants: Available in RG, RF, and precision coaxial types.
  • Complies with Global Standards: IS 694, MIL-C-17, IEC 60096, and BS 2316.

Technical Specifications

Property Specification Significance
Conductor Material Copper (Solid or Stranded, often Copper-Clad Steel) Solid Copper-Clad Steel (CCS) is common for CATV (e.g., RG-6) as the signal travels along the surface (skin effect). Pure copper is used for higher performance or flexible applications.
Voltage Grade Low Voltage (Typically < 300V or 500V) Defines the safe working voltage. Coax cables primarily carry low-power RF signals, not primary power.
Operating Temperature -40°C to +80°C (Insulation dependent, e.g., PE/PVC) The temperature range over which the cable maintains its critical electrical and mechanical specifications, particularly its characteristic impedance.
Dielectric (Insulation) Solid PE / Foam PE / PTFE The material filling the space between the center conductor and the shield. Foam PE is common as it lowers the dielectric constant, resulting in lower signal loss (attenuation) and higher velocity of propagation.
Shielding (Screen) Aluminium Foil bonded to Dielectric + Copper or Aluminium Braid The defining feature. The shield traps the signal's electromagnetic field inside the cable and prevents external interference from reaching the signal, ensuring high EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility).
Shielding Coverage Typically 60% to 95% (Higher coverage means better noise rejection) The density of the braid over the foil determines the cable's shielding effectiveness. Quad-shielded cables (four layers) offer the highest coverage (90%+).
Sheath PVC / PE / LSZH (UV and Weather Resistant) Protects the cable from environmental factors. PE is common for outdoor/direct burial; LSZH is used indoors for fire safety.
Characteristic Impedance 75 Ohms (Video/CATV) or 50 Ohms (Data/Wireless/RF) CRITICAL. This fixed impedance is essential for matching the source and load equipment to prevent signal reflections, which cause significant signal loss and distortion.

Applications

Co-Axial Cables are widely used for signal, data, and video transmission in telecommunication networks, broadcasting, security surveillance (CCTV), satellite antennas, instrumentation, and RF systems. They provide stable impedance, low signal distortion, and long operational life, making them ideal for precision connectivity in critical environments.

Manufacturing & Quality Assurance

At Yeshwant Wires, every co-axial cable is produced using advanced extrusion, braiding, and testing technologies for precision and reliability. Cables undergo stringent testing for attenuation, impedance, and continuity under ISO certified quality systems.

Why Choose Yeshwant Wires for Co-Axial Cables?

Industry Leadership

Premier Co-Axial Cable manufacturer in India with 8+ years of expertise.

Custom Solutions

Tailored cable designs for specific protocols, environments, and performance requirements.

Premium Materials

99.99% pure copper conductors and high-grade insulation for maximum performance.

Global Standards

Full compliance with IS and ISO/IEC international standards.

Competitive Pricing

Factory-direct pricing with no compromise on quality or performance.

Pan-India Delivery

Fast, reliable delivery across all major cities and industrial hubs in India.

Industries We Serve

We supply Co-Axial Cables to diverse industries such as telecommunication, defense, broadcasting, industrial automation, data communication, and electronics manufacturing. Our solutions ensure clear signal transmission and unmatched reliability for both commercial and technical applications.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Co-Axial cables are used to transmit high-frequency electrical signals with minimal loss, commonly used in television systems, CCTV, data communication, and networking applications.

Co-Axial cables have a unique concentric design with a central conductor, dielectric insulator, metallic shield, and outer jacket, ensuring superior protection against interference compared to standard signal cables.

A Co-Axial cable consists of a central copper conductor, dielectric insulation, metallic shielding (braided or foil), and an outer protective jacket for durability and signal protection.

Common types include RG-6, RG-59, and RG-11, each designed for specific frequencies, distances, and signal quality requirements in communication and broadcast systems.

Co-Axial cables provide excellent signal transmission with low interference, high bandwidth capacity, durability, and long-distance performance compared to twisted pair cables.

Yes, Co-Axial cables support both analog and digital signal transmission, making them ideal for television, broadband internet, and satellite communication systems.

Co-Axial cables typically use polyethylene (PE) or foam dielectric insulation, with aluminum foil or copper braid shielding to minimize electromagnetic and radio frequency interference.

Performance depends on cable length, impedance matching, shielding quality, and connector type. Using high-quality materials helps reduce signal loss and interference.

Co-Axial cables conform to standards like MIL-C-17, IEC 61196, and ASTM B-355, ensuring consistent performance, safety, and compatibility for communication and broadcast use.