What Determines Mining and Tunneling Cable Price?
Mining drilling and tunnelling cable price depends on more than conductor metal. The quotation is affected by voltage class, copper cross-section, core and pilot arrangement, screen or armour, jacket material, reinforcement, minimum order length, drum packing, test documents, certification scope, delivery destination and the mechanical duty. Reeling and trailing cable often require a higher mechanical specification than a fixed cable with the same conductor size.
For an apples-to-apples comparison, ask suppliers to state the published construction, voltage, conductor size, grounding or ground-check arrangement, minimum bending radius, permitted tensile load, environmental rating, test basis and documentation included. A low price without the same duty and document scope is not a like-for-like replacement.
An (N)SHÖU-O price also depends on conductor size, route duty and order length. Confirm whether the required construction is the -O version without a green/yellow protective conductor or the -J version with one before requesting a quotation.


























