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In cables with cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) insulation for medium and high voltage, the figure after the “/” indicates the screen cross-section in mm². This is regulated by the technical specifications (TU) under which the cables are manufactured.

Please see the table of XLPE cable analogs.

The maximum manufacturing length of a cable depends on its design and production technology. Several manufacturing lengths may be wound onto a single drum. For some cables, the maximum length is limited by the drum’s capacity

The flexibility class of a cable is a characteristic that indicates how flexible the conductor is and how well it withstands bending without damage.

In simple terms: it describes how “soft” or “rigid” the cable is.

Main classes:

  • Class 1 — rigid (solid conductor, barely bends)
  • Class 2 — low flexibility
  • Classes 3–4 — medium flexibility
  • Classes 5–6 — highly flexible (stranded conductors)

Where it matters:

  • for installation in switchboards and walls (usually Class 1–2)
  • for movable connections, equipment, and extension cords (Class 5–6)

Class 5–6 flexibility cables are the most flexible cables with stranded (fine-wire) conductors. They are used wherever there is constant bending, movement, or vibration.

Examples of cable brands (Class 5–6):

Most common:

  • PVS — PVC-insulated connecting wire (highly flexible; household use and equipment)
  • KG (KGn) — flexible cable (for industry and construction sites)
  • ShVVP — flat cord (extension cords, household appliances)

More specialized:

  • H07RN-F — European rubber flexible cable (equivalent to KG)
  • NYM (stranded version) — sometimes available in increased-flexibility options
  • PuGV (PV-3) — flexible installation wire (often Class 5)

Where they are used:

  • power tools
  • extension cords
  • portable equipment
  • connection of movable mechanisms
  • switchboards (for ease of installation)

Important:

  • Class 5 — standard high flexibility (most common)
  • Class 6 — even more flexible, used less often (specialized equipment, robotics)

Products are delivered via “Nova Poshta” and “Delivery” courier services, as well as by the company’s own transport.