A PTFE-insulated multicore cable is an electrical cable that consolidates multiple signals or power feeds into a single, jacketed cable. This outer jacket provides substantial mechanical protection, enhancing the cable's ruggedness and flexibility. The multicore design features an outer sheath that envelops all the inner conductors, making the cable extremely versatile. It is ideal for a wide range of applications, particularly those that would otherwise require a high volume of individual cables.

Applications of Multicore Cable -

The flexible multicore cable is often used to simplify the physical setup of a system and provide a neater connection between two pieces of equipment.
Resistance to fire, chemicals, acids, sunlight, moisture and corona. A multi core wire cable can be used for analog and digital signals as well as power distribution.
Multicore cables are also used extensively in entertainment, with concert venues and theatres often utilising cables combining power, data and AV to avoid a tangled mass of cables running across the stage!
Flexible multicore cables are often joined with power cables for CCTV use, meaning that only one cable has to be run to provide a both video and power connections.

Space-saving:

A multicore cable takes almost 40% less space than cables with similar functions. By combining multiple conductors with different functionalities in one cable, we end up saving space. PTFE Multicore coaxial cables are often used in electronic equipment and for applications where space is limited, such as aircraft and medical equipment.