PE
Polyethylene (PE) Coaxial Cable
Common, cost-effective insulation with good electrical properties, low signal attenuation and easy processing.
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Peflon coaxial cable is an electrical cable consisting of a central conductor — usually copper or aluminum — enclosed in an insulating layer, then a metallic shield against external interference, all wrapped in a durable outer insulator.
4 Insulators
PE · PVC · PTFE · FEP
3 Structures
Single / Double / Unshielded
RG-6 / 59 / 11
Industry Standards
OEM
Custom Spec & Private Label
Product Categories
Different Insulating Materials of Peflon Coaxial Cable
Peflon coaxial cables are categorized by the insulation around the inner conductor — each material delivers a different balance of cost, temperature tolerance, signal loss and chemical resistance.
PVC
Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Coaxial Cable
Economical, with good mechanical strength and corrosion resistance; moderate electrical performance.
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PTFE
Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) Coaxial Cable
Excellent high-temperature resistance, low loss, stable electrical properties and high chemical resistance.
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FEP
Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene (FEP) Coaxial Cable
Superior chemical stability, high-temperature resistance and excellent electrical performance in harsh environments.
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Product Categories
Different Structures of Peflon Coaxial Cable
Depending on the shielding structure, Peflon coaxial cable is classified into the following types.
Single Shielded
Single Shielded Coaxial Cable
One layer of metal shielding — used where lower electromagnetic interference protection is sufficient.
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Double Shielded
Double Shielded Coaxial Cable
Two layers of metal shielding for stronger anti-interference — suitable for longer-distance signal transmission and EMI-heavy environments.
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Unshielded
Unshielded Coaxial Cable
No metal shielding — used in low-cost applications that do not require high interference immunity.
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Cable Dimensions
RG Series — Industry-Standard Dimensions
RG (Radio Guide) series coaxial cable is the most common industry standard. The three workhorses are RG-6, RG-59 and RG-11.
RG-6
RG-6 Coaxial Cable
Usually used for cable and satellite signal transmission — the workhorse for residential and small-business installations.
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RG-59
RG-59 Coaxial Cable
Suitable for short-distance signal transmission such as home TV connections, CCTV and analog video.
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RG-11
RG-11 Coaxial Cable
Suitable for long-distance signal transmission where lower attenuation is required — broadband distribution backbone and long trunk runs.
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Applications
Different Applications of Peflon Coaxial Cable
Peflon coaxial cable selection is driven by the specific needs of the application. These four categories cover the majority of buyer demand.
Broadcast
Primarily used for transmitting TV and radio signals across cable networks.
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Data Transmission
Designed for high-speed data transmission and communication backbones.
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Network
Used in computer networks, Ethernet over coax and structured cabling installations.
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Power Transmission
Mainly used for low-voltage power transmission in industrial and infrastructure projects.
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Performance
Key Features of Coaxial Cable
Strong Anti-Interference
The metal-mesh outer conductor provides excellent electromagnetic shielding — effectively reducing external interference.
High-Frequency Transmission
Coaxial cable is uniquely suited to transmitting high-frequency signals with low signal degradation.
Longer Transmission Distance
Coaxial cable transmits signals over longer distances — suitable for wide-area network and backbone links.
Why Peflon
How Peflon Ensures Coaxial Cable Quality
Build With Confidence — Choose Peflon
Our cables are made from the finest materials and are available in a variety of colors and types to match your project. All cables are rigorously tested to exceed industry standards. In addition, we offer durable and reliable tools and connectors, as well as professional support throughout the process.
Tested against IEC coaxial-cable standards, with ISO 9001 quality management and full REACH / RoHS / UL documentation.
Big-Brand Equivalents
Coaxial Cable Brand Cross-Reference
Looking for a cost-effective alternative to a major coaxial cable brand? Peflon supplies quality-matched RG-series coax used by OEMs, distributors and integrators worldwide.
| Brand | Series / Product | Typical Peflon Equivalent |
|---|---|---|
| Belden® Coaxial Cable | 1694A / 1855A / 9116 | Peflon RG-6 / RG-59 PTFE or FEP Coax |
| CommScope® Coaxial | F1160BV / F660BVV / QR series | Peflon RG-6 / RG-11 PE-Insulated Coax |
| Times Microwave LMR® | LMR-200 / LMR-400 / LMR-600 | Peflon Low-Loss PTFE / FEP Coax · Custom Spec |
| Huber+Suhner® RF Coaxial | Sucoflex / RG-178 / RG-316 | Peflon PTFE / FEP High-Frequency Coax |
| Gore® High-Performance Coax | GORE-FLEX RF Microwave | Peflon ePTFE-Insulated Microwave Coax |
| Generic industrial / broadcast OEM coax | Various private-label spools | Peflon OEM Custom · Color, Jacket, Spool Spec |
Belden®, CommScope®, LMR®, Huber+Suhner® and Gore® are trademarks of their respective owners. Peflon is an independent manufacturer of equivalent coaxial cable and supplies OEM / private-label customers worldwide.
FAQ
Coaxial Cable FAQ
Which insulation should I choose — PE, PVC, PTFE or FEP?
PE and PVC are cost-effective for general broadcast and residential use. PTFE and FEP are required for high-temperature service, low-loss RF transmission, harsh chemicals or plenum / fire-rated installations.
What is the difference between RG-6, RG-59 and RG-11?
RG-59 is the smallest, suited to short-distance video. RG-6 is the standard for cable / satellite TV. RG-11 has the largest center conductor and lowest attenuation — ideal for long trunk runs.
Can Peflon supply custom OEM coaxial cable?
Yes. We offer custom jacket color, insulation material, shielding configuration, spool length and private-label printing for OEM and distributor customers.
What insulation material is best for plenum installations?
FEP and low-smoke fluoropolymer insulators are typically required for plenum spaces. Peflon FEP coax meets the most common plenum / riser code requirements — confirm the spec with your AHJ.
Do you provide compliance documents (REACH, RoHS, UL)?
Yes — full document set including REACH, RoHS, halogen-free statements and UL flame-rating references ships with every order.
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