Natural Rubber Cable

JIS C 3327 designation system is elegant in its logic. Every cable name follows a predictable, parseable structure where each character or character group carries a specific, unambiguous meaning. Once you understand the five material symbols and the four flexibility classes, you can decode any of the 15 cable types defined by the standard—and immediately know what the cable is made of, how flexible it is, and what applications it is suited for.

JIS C 3327 Cable Code Designation

JIS C 3327 designation system is elegant in its logic. Every cable name follows a predictable, parseable structure where each character or character group carries a specific, unambiguous meaning. Once you understand the five material symbols and the four flexibility classes, you can decode any of the 15 cable types defined by the standard—and immediately know what the cable is made of, how flexible it is, and what applications it is suited for.
PROTOLON(M) F(N)TSCGEWOEU Cable

What is PROTOLON(M) F(N)TSCGEWOEU Cable?

PROTOLON(M) F(N)TSCGEWOEU represents a premium series of medium voltage trailing cables specifically engineered for demanding industrial applications. These cables feature advanced EPR (Ethylene Propylene Rubber) insulation technology, delivering exceptional performance in voltage ranges from 3.6/6 kV to 20/35 kV. The PROTOLON compound provides superior electrical insulation properties and mechanical resilience compared to standard EPR formulations.
What is JIS C 3327 Cable?

What is JIS C 3327 Cable?

JIS C 3327 represents the Japanese Industrial Standard governing the design, construction, and performance requirements for 600-volt rubber insulated flexible cables. This comprehensive standard, officially designated as “600 V Rubber Insulated Flexible Cables,” establishes rigorous specifications ensuring these cables deliver reliable electrical performance, mechanical durability, and environmental resistance across demanding industrial applications. The standard encompasses multiple cable classifications distinguished by conductor flexibility classes, insulation materials, and sheath compositions, each optimized for specific operational requirements.