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Bending radius 6491x stranded singles

Terry.. · 2021-06-25 07:12:21

1.5mm' up to 25mm' = 3 x D 35mm2 up to 240mm2 = 4 x D 240mm' up to 630mm' = 6 x D What's the most practical way of checking the bending radius on these cables ?

25-06-2021 7:12am

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1.5mm' up to 25mm' = 3 x D
35mm2 up to 240mm2 = 4 x D
240mm' up to 630mm' = 6 x D

What's the most practical way of checking the bending radius on these cables ?

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#2 25-06-2021 7:32am

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https://www.westfloridacomponents.com/wire-bending-radius.html

So for 35mm that's 4x D then you multiply by 2 and that's the diameter of the object you can bend the cable around ?

8x D is the diameter of an object you can bend around for 35mm

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Have a look at this, I think it answers your question:

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