Armoured electric cable with integral tensile members
CA 1313237 C · Owner: Pawluk, Robert R. · Inventors: Pawluk, Robert R.
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An armoured electric cable having integral tensile members to provide additional tensile strength. The tensile members are embedded in a an inner PVC jacket which securely grips the central insulated conductors over which it is extruded. The jacket is, in turn securely, gripped by an armour cover formed of a steel strip which is wound helically around the jacket and bites into longitudinal ridges on the jacket. The armour cover has an undulating shape and is covered by an outer PVC jacket which is extruded over it. Thus, in the vertical position much of the weight of the insulated conductors inner and, outer PVC jackets and armour cover can be supported by the tensile members without …
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- Granted January 26, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended January 26, 2010.
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