Insulated Braids
Flat and round braids with extruded insulations for use as ground straps and flat power leads. Typical insulation materials include PVC, TPE, Polyethylene, Polypropylene, Polyurethane, ETFE, FEP, PFA, and Silicone Rubber.
Single Thickness Braids
Non-tubular braids that are half the thickness of standard flat braids including AA59569 used in applications requiring a flat braid of minimum thickness.
Flat Wire Braids
Used for custom low-loss coaxes, miniature coaxes, and braid-reinforced tubing products, flat wire braids are typically manufactured with plated or unplated copper and various stainless steels.
Textile Braids
Commonly applied over Litz wire and formed cable constructions to provide protection from abrasion, textile braids can be manufactured from various materials such as nylon, polyester, cotton, and aramid.
Monofilament Braids
Plastic monofilament braids are used to produce low-capacitance, high-end audio cables and for mechanical protection of multi-conductor cables in lieu of an extruded jacket. Monofilament braids are also used to reinforce medical tubing products used in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) applications.
Type 7 Litz Wire
These litz wire constructions feature individually insulated wires braided together and formed into a rectangular profile. These constructions can be provided with an outer insulation of textile yarn, tape, and single or multiple layers of extruded compounds. Learn more about Type 7 Litz constructions here.
Toll Braids
New England Wire will accept customer-supplied core for over-braiding with copper, stainless steel, copper alloys, monofilament, various textiles or other metals.
Special Configurations
These are a few of our most common braid configurations; however, we are always open to discussing your specific requirements and developing a truly custom product for your application.
