Coaxial cable
Telegärtner UK’s cable suppliers design and manufacture high performance coaxial cables, consistently exhibiting technical competence in Broadcast & Telecoms markets. For radio and broadcast applications Bedea offers standard 50 Ohm RF coaxial cables in different dimensions and shapes.
They also offer a range of cables for VSAT, WLAN, RFID and other radio services. Habia offers a wide selection of standard, minia- ture and subminiature coax cables in 50 Ohm, 75 Ohm and 95 Ohm impedances and is renowned for their high quality coaxial cable ranges, such as Flexiform, Speedflex and Multibend cables.
Telegärtner can offer you:
• RF & RG/U coaxial cable • Low loss coaxial cable • Semi-rigid coaxial cable • Conformable cable • Multi-coaxial cable • Corrugated coaxial cable • Low loss corrugated coaxial cable • Custom designs
Multiwire Cable
Telegärtner UK’s cable suppliers offer low voltage, single core equipment wire to halogen free, UL rated multiple pair cables, all manufactured to the highest quality & interna- tional standards and tested to the tightest of specifications. Hew-Kabel designs and manufactures customer-specific cable
solutions for various industrial market segments, where minia- turization, flexibility or special durability are required. Kroschu specialises in automotive and industrial cables, offering solutions for a variety of applications within safety, drive & automation, data & sensors, medical engineering and audio & video areas.
Telegärtner can offer you:
Kromberg & Schubert GmbH Cable & Wire
• Multicore or twisted pair • Screened or unscreened • Halogen free or UL • High temperature • Silicone
• Mains harmonised • Equipment wire
• 2mbit indoor and outdoor
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