Polyurethane jacketing of metal sheathed cable

Electricity: conductors and insulators – Conduits – cables or conductors – Conductive armor or sheath

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174102D, H01B 718

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ABSTRACT:
A method of jacketing an electric cable having a corrugated metal sheath, in which the sheath is cleaned, a coating of thermosetting, castable polyurethane is applied to fill the troughs in the corrugations, a fabric is wrapped onto the coated sheath and coated with the same polyurethane, and thermoplastic polyurethane is extruded onto the cable to form a jacket. The coatings of the polyurethane serve as an adhesive for bonding the jacket to the metal sheath. A cable produced by this method comprises a layer of fabric circumscribing the corrugated metal sheath and a jacket of thermoplastic polyurethane overlying the sheath, the fabric being embedded in a layer of thermosetting, castable polyurethane bonding the jacket to the sheath.

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