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Wiring was very simple in the past, simply get the correct wire and attach the right connector. Now times have changed, and with this change, we've seen simple wiring applications become incredibly tricky and require increasingly more complex designs. This blog we'll be breaking down the 5 most common mistakes made with wire harnessing and how to catch these mistakes.
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In the world of wire and cable, there's a wide range of products, but what people often overlook are the cable management ones. One of these popular cable management products that receives very little attention is "Expando Sleeving." Sycor Technology distributes expandable braided polyester tubing in a variety of sizes and colours. Expandable braided sleeving, widely referred to as "expando," also comes in fray resistant and flame retardant constructions, making it a versatile choice for protecting wire bundles, harnesses and tubing. Expando sleeving is an easy-to-use, cost-effective alternative to heat-shrink tubing and is designed with increased flexibility.
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In the wire and cable world, there are thousands of different types of cabling designations. Within these thousands of wires, there are certain ones used consistently, and others only relied on for unique applications. Our team will breakdown one of the more popular types of cabling products, Thermoplastic Equipment Wire or more commonly known as 'TEW.'
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In the last one hundred years, humankind has developed and evolved more than ever before. From technology to infrastructure, everything we know has changed drastically. We now live in a time where buildings are so tall they touch the sky and technology so advanced we're able to keep in touch with people half a world away. The topic our team wants to dive into is the wiring behind the advanced infrastructures of today's world. With buildings reaching over 800 meters in the sky, the designs of these mega structures are continuously becoming more complex as engineers continue to push the limits. Power distribution is one of these major concerns and can become increasingly difficult when pushing boundaries.
