Braided Cable Product Introduction

Galvanized steel wire braided armor primarily increases the mechanical strength of the cable. Since the steel wire (or tape) is a high-permeability material, it also has a certain effect on suppressing low-frequency interference. While not as high as the coverage of steel tape armor, it does have better bending properties.
Tinned copper wire and bare copper wire braids are not considered armor because copper wire's mechanical strength is far inferior to that of steel wire. However, copper wire (or tape) does have a much higher electrical conductivity than steel wire (or tape), which is very beneficial for suppressing high-frequency interference and electrostatic discharge.