BuildYourCNC - 3 Conductor 22 AWG Unshielded Cable

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3 conductor stranded 22 awg cable unshielded

3 Conductor 22 AWG Unshielded Cable

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Unshielded 3 Conductor Stranded 22 AWG Cable per foot. Specify length in quantity field.

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Use this cable for signal level or low power. We use this cable for the 3D Printer end stops to and from the 3D Printer Mainboard. The cable is unshielded and the conductors are stranded 22 gauge.

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