Wires and cables are different, teaching you the difference between wires and cables.
When it comes to the difference between cables and wires, many people will probably ask back with a confused look on their face, aren't these two one thing? Of course not, there are a lot of differences between cables and wires in terms of size, structure, use, and characteristics, so you can't confuse the two. So, what is the difference between cables and wires? Cables and wires are generally composed of three components: the core wire, the insulation jacket and the protective sheath. Wire is composed of one or several soft wires, wrapped in a light soft protective layer; cable is composed of one or several insulated package wire, and then wrapped in metal or rubber tough outer layer. There is no strict boundary between the two. Usually a small number of cores, small diameter products, simple structure of the product is called wire, no insulation is called bare wire, the other is called cable; conductor cross-sectional area of a larger (greater than 6 square millimetres) is called a large wire, smaller (less than or equal to 6 square millimetres) is called a small wire, insulated wires are also known as the cloth wire . Cables generally have more than 2 layers of insulation, most of which are multi-core knots.
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