why is that a 4*4mm cable,is always powdered internally

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why is that a 4*4mm cable,is always powdered internally..

Answer / jerry_shogs

so as to avoid their insulators sticking together

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why is that a 4*4mm cable,is always powdered internally..

Answer / kj

Answer 1 is correct. When the outer insulation is put on it
is hot and will stick to the inner insulation. The powder
stops this from happening.

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why is that a 4*4mm cable,is always powdered internally..

Answer / muzammil

to avoid insulation and corona effect

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