RF Coaxial Cable
50 Ω coaxial cable for radio, antenna, telecom and test applications.
400-Series Low-Loss Coaxial Cable, 50 Ω
Also known as 400-series low-loss
400-series is the standard low-loss 50 Ω cable for long outdoor feed lines. A foil-plus-braid shield keeps interference out, which makes it the usual choice for cellular and Wi-Fi antennas, LoRa gateways, ADS-B receivers and VHF/UHF base stations.
RG174 Coaxial Cable, 50 Ω
Also known as RG-174
RG174 is a lightweight, very flexible 50 Ω coaxial cable. It suits GPS antennas, small receivers, drones and other low-power devices, where size and weight matter more than signal loss.
RG316 Coaxial Cable, 50 Ω, FEP Jacket
Also known as RG-316
RG316 is a thin, high-temperature 50 Ω coaxial cable with an FEP jacket. Equipment makers use it for pigtails and internal jumpers inside radios, RF modules, test fixtures and enclosures, where heat and tight routing matter.
RG58 Coaxial Cable, 50 Ω
Also known as RG-58
RG58 is the general-purpose 50 Ω coaxial cable for short RF runs. Distributors and installers use it for two-way radio, CB and amateur radio patch leads, GPS installs and test benches, where a thin, flexible cable matters more than the lowest loss.
RG8X Coaxial Cable, 50 Ω
Also known as RG-8X, Mini-8
RG8X, often called mini-8, sits between RG58 and full-size low-loss cable. It has noticeably lower loss than RG58 while staying flexible enough for mobile and base-station HF, CB and VHF antenna feed lines.