Wire FLRY-B FLRY6BK50B stranded copper 6 mm² black, 60 V

Stranded copper FLRY-B wire with a nominal cross-section of 6 mm² and black insulation designed for 60 V systems. The conductor is manufactured from multiple fine copper strands to provide enhanced flexibility and improved resistance to vibration compared with solid core cable. This flexible cable type is intended for low-voltage wiring in vehicles, machinery and electrical installations where routing in confined spaces and repeated movement demand a pliable conductor. It is suitable for power and signal connections and can be terminated with crimp, solder or screw-type connectors.

Advantages

The stranded construction offers high flexibility for easy installation through tight harnesses and conduit runs while maintaining reliable electrical continuity. Black PVC or similar insulating sheath provides basic mechanical protection and electrical insulation at low voltage levels. The cable is compatible with standard low-voltage installation techniques and connectors, and its vibration-resistant structure reduces conductor fatigue in mobile or dynamic environments.

Suitable for

• Low-voltage electrical circuits in cars, trucks and other vehicles
• Internal wiring of machinery, equipment panels and control cabinets
• Power and signal connections in portable devices and moving parts
• Retrofits and repairs where flexible routing and termination are required

Key specifications

• Conductor material: stranded copper
• Nominal cross-section: 6 mm²
• Insulation color: black
• Rated voltage: 60 V
• Flexible construction suitable for vibration-prone applications

How to use

Strip the insulation to the required length using a suitable wire stripper, taking care not to nick the copper strands. For crimp terminations, select a crimp ferrule or terminal sized for 6 mm² stranded conductor and use an appropriate crimping tool to ensure a gas-tight connection. When using screw terminals, twist or fit a ferrule over the strands to prevent fraying and ensure reliable clamping. Observe correct polarity and routing to avoid sharp bends, chafing against edges, and contact with hot surfaces or moving parts.

Usage recommendations

Use the wire within its 60 V rating and select insulation-appropriate routing to keep the cable away from heat sources and solvents. For applications with frequent movement, periodically inspect terminations and the insulation for wear. Choose compatible connectors and protective measures such as grommets or cable ties to maintain secure, long-term performance.