20PIN BOTH SIDE
₹250
/ Pcs.
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Industrial Long-Distance Routing: The massive 6.5-meter reach provides the essential length required to route data through grand-format and roll-to-roll machinery.
Engineered for High-Velocity Drag Chains: Built to withstand millions of aggressive flex and slide cycles inside internal machine tracking systems without suffering micro-cracking.
Advanced Low-Attenuation Design: Heavy-duty flat copper lanes maintain pristine signal integrity and prevent data loss, even over an extended 6.5-meter distance.
Seamless Serviceability: Designed for clean insertion into matching ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) or LIF board connectors to get your industrial machinery back online quickly
Industrial Long-Distance Routing: The massive 6.5-meter reach provides the essential length required to route data through grand-format and roll-to-roll machinery.
Engineered for High-Velocity Drag Chains: Built to withstand millions of aggressive flex and slide cycles inside internal machine tracking systems without suffering micro-cracking.
Advanced Low-Attenuation Design: Heavy-duty flat copper lanes maintain pristine signal integrity and prevent data loss, even over an extended 6.5-meter distance.
Seamless Serviceability: Designed for clean insertion into matching ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) or LIF board connectors to get your industrial machinery back online quickly
| Parameter / Specification | Details |
| Product Name | Paper Cable / Flexible Flat Cable (FFC) |
| Component Type | Digital Printing Machine Spare Part |
| Number of Pins | 16 Pins |
| Cable Length | 6.5 Meters (Approx. 21.3 Feet / 256 Inches) |
| Insulation Material | Industrial-grade, heat-resistant PET Film |
Power your industrial and ultra-wide format printers with this high-performance Paper Cable 16-Pin (6.5 Meter / 21.3 Feet) Flexible Flat Cable (FFC). Engineered as a heavy-duty, long-distance replacement spare part for industrial digital printing machines, this premium flat ribbon cable handles critical high-speed data and signal routing across massive machine chassis lengths.
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