Do you know how an electrical cable is manufactured?

In this videoblog we will show you how an electrical cable is made.
The technology needed to ensure an electrical cable stays in good working condition for several years without problems involves complicated manufacturing processes which require highly qualified staff.
CONDUCTOR
WIRE DRAWING
WIRING
INSULATION
PHASE WIRING
ADDITIONAL COVERINGS
OUTER SHEATH
QUALITY CONTROL
SHIPPING
SUSTAINABILITY

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I had a research project on cables for the university and this video helped me alot. thank you

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lovin this guys headset.

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[@rolandsequeira]

Question should be: Do you know how an electrical cable is manufactured?

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[@aristtara006]

Do you do small stuff like usb charging cables? Or you only do huge stuff like optical fiber?

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FoodOnCrack HAHAHA so funny i was thinking the same thing!

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+FoodOnCrack ....Under ground is copper....then after, the store has the wire.....

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[@user-zm9gm3uz1o]

hello, witch type of software is used for this video simulation to show how is make a cable? look amazing

[@ketansheth3782]

Excellent video. Suggestion pls add real test video of cables.Reg

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Fantastic...best video

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Well done!

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Those eyebrows are legendary.

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I am interested

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hi everyone,,,,cable conductor & insulator making awesome....but if u did mention the technical lyrics ,thats better for us.

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[@ashwalk85]

Is this the narrator of the Kurzgesagt videos?

[@1985230ce]

Interesting video. Good CAD work. I have a question for you. Something I have wondered about for years. I understand how the wire is drawn through dies to reduce the diameter. There are many dies depending on the size of the final product. What I don't get is how the wire/rod is initially inserted into and through the die then moved to the pulling device. Thanks

[@EnkiMMXII]

Indys Dad I run a strander at work and I can answer that. When changing to a new setup, you pull all the strands you can through the die (until it is too tight) and wrap them around a steel cable with a loop in the end. This cable is also wrapped around the end of your previous setup. The few strands you can't pull through are inserted just before the die and crushed into place by the others. A few feet later, it falls into lay and you can mark it and do your testing. This is just for a strander. Drawing down a single wire is a different animal. I have that answer too if that's what you meant

[@xaevere]

You have to shave or grind down the tip of the coil to fit through the first die about 1 inch depending on what machine you are using for the next part. after you do that you use a portable drawing machine to pull more through the die so you can get it to wrap around the shivs that will help you pull the rest. then you just repeat the process for each die you need. smaller wire needs more dies and its a pain to have to do it because it starts breaking the smaller it gets. i worked at encore wire running the endex which draws the wire and i also learned the strander.

[@RODALCO2007]

Interesting video.

[@cheryldahl9192]

Thanks for uploading, this is a nice quick video that gives me the gist of how wires (electric cables) are made.

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Nice video. :)

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really good one

[@ElectricalForumEEE]

Hello sir , This video is uploaded under creative Commons.. Can i use it on my KZbin channel

[@thewhitefalcon8539]

"Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed)"

[@ObviousSchism]

Believe I Yoda this video made

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I have used top cable.

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Cool this is !

[@noorahmedsamir203]

amazing video :D it was so informative

[@Topcable_europe]

thanks so much

[@heshamteaima1403]

Informative .. (Y)

[@chaitanyagore1791]

I am an Electrical Engineer. I want to be part of your cable manufacturing team. I have studied lot many things about the cables.

[@mmdirtyworkz]

Video this useful is very.

[@stalin-sterlingwilson5893]

Got some Idea ... Thanks.

[@Topcable_europe]

Stalin - Sterling Wilson thanks!

[@tiezhongchi]

excellent tips to introduce ..

[@Topcable_europe]

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Big factory and cable

[@shefles]

Why am I watching this in the middle of the night?

[@johankantidas6262]

thank you sir

[@venkiteshma3788]

good one. whats happen inside the spark tester? how its done?

[@RandyMarsh-nu6lo]

I wonder if you’re still gonna see this being 8 years ago lol!!! But inside there’s strings of metal beads that have usually about 16kv flowing through them. They’re constantly looking for a path to ground. The cable is traveling through these beads, and if there’s the tiniest of pinholes, that’s enough to complete the path to ground, and the spark tester will be set off. The operator will note the location and mark it. Then the cable after being extruded will get the hole repaired at a later time. There’s no time to repair it while it’s running.

[@renatoleal440]

Trabalho com extrusão de fios e cabos,,

[@SalandFindles]

Can someone please translate the title of this video for me? lol

[@iBleedASUMaroonGold]

+SalandFindles let me try to translate for you... Do you wanna know how we is gonna makes gud things wiff using big machine to as make cool thingys like as cables for electricals and more cooler thingys like my biggest eyebrows you is gonna stare at for all of video? lol

[@dimpichet697]

What does it call? I need the name of this product.

[@IceyJunior]

How is it tested

[@Rogstrix893]

I need to know study about this all production process... in elaborate bcoz im fresher in this electric cables production.... Any links or pdf...!

[@vishnuvardhanchowdary1000]

very nice

[@asagbaasafran8773]

I wish to have a career on production of cable or have a deal to be a distributor in my country, thks

[@rajasekaran8845]

nice useful video clip

[@Topcable_europe]

thanks!! regards

[@mdjulhasshikder4143]

thanks

[@thewhitefalcon8539]

3:34 once I wondered how they put all the individual strands into stranded wire... not any more... lol

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👍

[@skorpion1298]

I wonder how much Headsets they must have used for this video..

[@TakeTurnsGaming]

Powerful eyebrows.

[@Topcable_europe]

Zomgdevil ;)

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Zomgdevil there insulated

[@AgentOffice]

fleek

[@llary]

I prefer Bottom Cable

[@hakeemzahardi9207]

What is the waste product from these process?

[@flaplaya]

Great video, one of my favorite topics (HVAC power line stuff) Now where is "virtualgod2009" to explain how this video is all wrong and how he shorted out a 69kv substation experimenting with 240 volt DC?... LOL

[@saintpine]

"The insulator maintains the flow of electricity in the conductor"... what!!! Strange way to describe it. The electricity in a conductor (ie: the current) does not require the insulator to remain in the conductor, the insulator is needed to avoid short circuit with other conductors and to protect the metal from corrosion.

[@JasperJanssen]

saintpine “the insulator keeps the electricity in the conductor” is probably a better translation.

[@yorickhunt3371]

Yes, because without the insulator, the electricity would leak out all over the ground :-P

[@jordanjohnson714]

Yorick Hunt don't want all those electrons to fall out!! lol

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@@jordanjohnson714 ...no whackers! Bob's you uncle :P

[@victornpb]

So is is basically a giant sewing machine, and a giant hot glue gun. LOL

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+victornpb Yeah bobbin and all. The universe scales.

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Dat een van de twee toch zijn bakkes houdt !!!

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me now know how it is me know all thank u...

[@lengsilorm8967]

Do you know how an electrical cable is manufactured?

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It’s important that the fleeb is rubbed

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[@Zeph_]

he have every minute bigger microphone :D:D:D

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Yoda owns company he does.

[@iBleedASUMaroonGold]

+TopCable I think what you is going for was to be: Do you know how electrical cable is manufactured? Source: Pre-school US English classes in 'Merica!

[@extreamemineing]

Do you know how is English grammar?

[@AhmedKMoustafa2]

hahaha

[@TheMojovlog]

Anybody else noticed how his fucking headset microphone is increasing in size from scene to scene ? :D

[@narf0339]

why so complicated ? chinese able to make these with just a coffee machine, and that coffee machine dont required power =P

[@Plaufin]

No tienen este video en español como el tio que habla orignial??

[@Topcable_europe]

RawFish si, aquí lo tiene, gracias, saludos, kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqKkimx5fdasrbc

[@milovanelectric]

Wher are YOU when we are produced cabel in the former Yugoslavia or tuday Serbia?????

[@richardforsyth2347]

What is the best way to find a cat? I left the door open for 5 seconds. How did he fly away so quickly? How much time is there in the universe? I love eating pizza without cheese.

[@19s63]

This report must be called, How my Picture show, not how to make the cable !!

[@midnightwatchman1]

not very helpful they skip on useful details

[@Topcable_europe]

Steve Spence Mr Spence could you be a bit more specific? thanks for your comments

[@midnightwatchman1]

TopCable well for example there is no pictures of the wire drawing process how you get the different wire sizes

[@two_number_nines]

from what i know wathing how its made at least iron strings are drawn by continuously rolling them trough consequence of bobins rotating at different speed. the wire starts at the firt one, 10 turns then goes to the next and so on. however i dont know how 8mm can be lowered to 1 mm that easy

[@kinstar]

requires highly qualified staff, but everything is done by machines -_- hmmm

[@ciruelo5921]

El título del vídeo es gramaticalmente incorrecto, "an electrical cable" va antes de "is manufactured". Es un error muy común entre hispanohablantes pero queda muy mal y os hace mala publicidad. Os aconsejo que lo editéis. Un saludo y enhorabuena por el vídeo que os ha quedado muy bien.

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I'm just wired.

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It's gas cured cable

[@thatonecamel]

Your title says "Do you know how is manufactured an electrical cable?". This is not correct. A correct title would be "Do you know how an electrical cable is manufactured?"

[@treeguyable]

Observation good, the one you made.

[@MrPLC999]

Hey guy, you need to do something about those eyebrows. Like seriously.

[@sticky170]

Why not just mute the spanish jibberish in the backgroud?

[@ShannonSmith4u2]

spelling or grammar fix please

[@mw2modz22]

Do you know how to write a proper sentence?

[@oneway4667]

$$

[@LiezerZero]

"Do you know how is manufactured an electrical cable?" (Correction) How an electrical cable is manufactured.

[@jukka5648]

No, no i don't know how an electrical cable is manufactured.

[@peanuts68ful]

if you use English , get your heading correct!

[@typodev9239]

r/titlegore

[@Nitrxgen]

This narrator makes me want to constantly clear my throat... hard to listen to.

[@evannaallen8881]

IS this guy speaking Russian?

[@AragonDubs]

El narrador se ha saltado varias seguridades al situarse al lado de bobinas en movimiento. Espero que sus trabajadores trabajen seguros y no estén expuestos a las mismas situaciones de peligro a las que se ha expuesto el narrador. ¿Esta fábrica está en Europa? Me parece muy irresponsable.