Air Brake Coil Electric Cables

Electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio-frequency interference (RFI) can disrupt the performance of air brake systems, particularly in vehicles with multiple electrical systems operating nearby. Air Brake Coil Electric Cables are often equipped with foil or braided shielding made from aluminum or copper to mitigate these risks. This shielding provides excellent protection against external electromagnetic signals, ensuring the integrity of the signals transmitted to the braking system remains intact. This shielding ensures minimal interference from surrounding electrical components, offering a stable and reliable connection even in electrically noisy environments. 

The cables are constructed with reinforced tensile-strength yarns woven into the insulation, allowing the cable to withstand extreme mechanical stress during usage. This high-tensile strength minimizes elongation, maintaining the cable’s shape and preventing performance loss due to pulling or stretching. This feature is especially critical for vehicles that operate in environments where cables are subjected to extreme tension, bending, or pulling forces, such as commercial trailers or heavy-duty machinery.