Is there a significant price difference for Fakra cables of different specifications?

Is there a significant price difference for Fakra cables of different specifications?

The prices of Fakra cables of different specifications vary greatly. Below is an analysis of common specification differences for you:

From the perspective of cable length: length is a direct factor affecting price, and usually the longer the cable, the higher the price.

From the perspective of core thickness: Core thickness determines the current carrying capacity and signal transmission capability of the cable. Taking the commonly used nominal cross-sectional area as an example, Fakra cables with an area of 0.5 square millimeters are mainly suitable for equipment with low current such as instrument lights, and have a relatively low price; Cables with an area of 2.5 square millimeters or more used for main power lines and other purposes will be priced significantly higher than those with an area of 0.5 square millimeters due to their thicker core, higher material usage, and higher production process requirements.

From the perspective of cable structure

In terms of number of cores: Single core Fakra cables have a relatively simple structure and lower prices; Multi core cables require more materials and more complex manufacturing processes, such as twisting multiple core wires and insulation treatment, and their prices are much higher than single core cables. For example, some multi-core Fakra wire harnesses used for complex signal transmission may be several times more expensive than ordinary single core cables.

In terms of special structures such as shielding layers: Fakra cables with shielding layers can better resist electromagnetic interference, and require additional shielding materials and processes during production, resulting in higher prices than ordinary unshielded cables. If it is a Fakra cable with armor layer, it has better mechanical protection performance and its price will also be higher.