KANSAI 20-core 0.3 sq mm Shielded Signal Control Cable – Oil Resistant & Tensile Resistant (MVVS) for Industrial Automation

Tired of cables that break, crack, or lose signal in tough jobs?

You know the struggle. You install a cable in a factory or a heavy machine. It looks good at first. But soon, the oil leaks touch it. The cable gets hard and cracks. Or, the machine moves a lot, and the copper wires inside snap. Then, the control system shows errors. The signals get messy. You have to stop the machine. You lose money and time. You need a cable that does not quit. You need a cable built for the real world. This is not just a wire. It is a shield for your signals. It works in oil. It resists pulling. It stays soft even when it is cold. Let’s look at why this specific cable solves your headaches.

What makes this 20-core shielded cable special?

This is a multi-core cable. It has 20 separate wires inside one jacket. Each wire has a cross-section of 0.3 square mm. This size is perfect for control signals. It is not too thick to bend, but it carries power and data well. The “shielded” part is key. We wrap all the inner wires in a metal braid. This braid catches noise. In a factory, big motors create electric noise. This noise can mess up your sensor data. The shield blocks it. Your signals stay clean. The “MVVS” rating means it meets strict standards for oil resistance and tensile strength. You can pull it tight, and it won’t stretch or break. You can drag it in oil, and the jacket won’t melt.

Technical Specs You Can Trust

Here are the hard numbers. We do not hide anything.

• Brand: KANSAI (Imported Quality)
• Core Count: 20 Cores
• Conductor Size: 0.3 sq mm (Approx 22-24 AWG)
• Conductor Material: Fine stranded copper (Class 5 or 6 flexibility)
• Insulation: Special PVC or PE mix for high flexibility
• Shielding: Copper braid + Aluminum foil (Double shield for high noise areas)
• Outer Jacket: PUR (Polyurethane) or Heavy-duty PVC
• Voltage Rating: 300V / 500V (Check specific model)
• Temperature Range: -40°C to +90°C (PUR version) or -5°C to +70°C (PVC)
• Bending Radius: 10x cable diameter (Fixed) / 15x (Mobile)
• Oil Resistance: Excellent (Resists mineral oils, grease)
• Tensile Strength: High (Resists pulling force during installation)
• Certifications: CE, RoHS, ISO 9001, UL style (VW-1 flame retardant)

Built for the Harshest Environments

Where do you use this cable? Everywhere things get tough.

• CNC Machines & Robotics: The cables in robot arms move millions of times. Standard cables crack. This cable uses a special PUR jacket. It bends 5 million times or more without breaking.
• Oil & Gas Sites: Hydraulic oil is everywhere. It eats normal rubber. This cable’s jacket is oil-resistant. It stays flexible even after touching oil for months.
• Conveyor Systems: Long runs of cable get pulled tight. The tensile strength means you can pull it through pipes without snapping the inner cores.
• Outdoor Control Boxes: Rain and sun damage cheap cables. This one has UV protection and water-blocking features optional.
• Security & Alarm Systems: With 20 cores, you can run power, ground, and 18 alarm sensors in one single pull. It saves you labor time.

Why “Imported” Quality Matters?

You see cheap cables everywhere. But “KANSAI” implies a standard. It means better copper purity. Cheap cables use Copper Clad Aluminum (CCA). It breaks easy. It rusts. Our cable uses high-purity oxygen-free copper. It conducts better. It does not heat up. The shielding coverage is 85% or higher. Cheap ones might only have 60%. That is not enough to stop noise. The jacket material is pure PUR, not recycled plastic mix. Recycled plastic gets sticky in heat and brittle in cold. Our cable performs the same in Dubai heat as in Canada winter.

Installation Tips for Long Life

Even the best cable fails if you install it wrong. Here is how to keep this cable working for 10 years:

1. Don’t kink it: Keep the bend radius smooth. Do not fold it sharp like a paper clip.
2. Strain Relief: When the cable enters a box, use a cable gland. Do not let the weight hang on the wires.
3. Drag Chains: If the cable moves, put it in a drag chain (energy chain). Let the chain take the stress, not the cable jacket.
4. Termination: Use proper ferrules on the ends. Do not just twist the wires. It ensures a solid connection.

Compare: Standard Cable vs. KANSAI MVVS Cable

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use this for audio or microphone?A: Yes, but it is heavy for audio. It is better for control signals. If you need audio, ask for the low-noise version with cotton filling.Q: Is the 0.3 sq mm size enough for power?A: For control signals and sensors, yes. For high power motors (like 5HP), no. Use it for the control circuit, not the main power line.Q: What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ)?A: We are a factory. We can do small rolls (100m) for samples. Big orders (1000m+) get better prices.Q: How fast can you ship?A: If we have stock, 3-5 days. If we produce, usually 15-20 days. We ship from Shanghai or Shenzhen port.Q: Do you have test reports?A: Yes. We have UL, CE, and RoHS test reports. We also do Spark Tests and Tensile Tests in our lab for every batch.

Don’t let downtime kill your profit

You have a choice. You can buy cheap cable and replace it every year. You pay for the cable, plus the labor to install it, plus the cost of machine downtime. Or, you can buy the KANSAI 20-core cable once. It costs a bit more upfront. But it lasts 5 times longer. It keeps your machines running. It keeps your signals clear.We are a direct cable factory. We make this to international standards. We can customize the length, the connector, or the color. We can print your logo on the jacket.Ready to stop the cable headaches?Send us an inquiry today. Tell us your voltage needs and the length you want. We will send you a free sample and a detailed quote within 24 hours. Test it in your worst machine. If it breaks, we refund you. But we know it won’t break.Click “Send Inquiry” now. Let’s get your machines wired right.