Import Flexible Rubber Insulated Cables — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The flexible rubber insulated cable offered by Zhengzhou Zms Cable Co., Ltd. is a low‑voltage welding cable with a model designation of 70 mm². Each conductor is made from copper and is surrounded by a rubber insulation layer that also forms the outer jacket. The cable is designed for industrial environments where flexibility and durability are required. The product name in the supplier’s catalogue also references a 75 mm² version, indicating a range of cross‑sections.

In the welding cable market, rubber‑insulated conductors are preferred for their resistance to abrasion and ability to bend without cracking. Typical standards for such cables include IEC 60228 for conductor class and IEC 60364 for installation, which prescribe a temperature rating of - 30 °C to +90 °C. Standard cable diameters for 70 mm² cross‑section fall between 12 mm and 15 mm, providing a balance between current‑carrying capacity and handling. The rubber jacket also offers protection against oil and mild chemicals commonly encountered on factory floors.

Industrial users such as fabricators, shipyards and plant maintenance teams source this cable for welding machines, portable power tools and temporary power distribution. Trade terms are typically negotiated per order, with packaging in coils or spools and a minimum order quantity that should be confirmed with the supplier. Buyers should verify certification to the relevant IEC standards and request test reports before shipment.

Zhengzhou Zms Cable Co., Ltd. is located in Changzhuang Village, Fumin Road, Zhengzhou, Henan Province, China, postal code 450042. The company is classified as an imported tier supplier and holds a harbor trust tier on the platform, indicating a verified trade history. Its primary business is the manufacture and export of rubber‑insulated electrical cables for industrial use.

The supplier’s profile does not disclose production capacity, annual turnover or specific client references, and its response rate is currently recorded as 0 %. Prospective buyers should therefore request recent factory audit reports and confirm the availability of IEC‑compliant test certificates before committing to a purchase.