How flexible is the cable?
2023067
The cable is a bit coarse (sturdy)because of the thickness but I have had no trouble running it through my entertainment cabinet.
1388965
It's thicker and somewhat more rigid, sharp 90 degree bends will not be possible. Ok if you can incorporate larger bends into cable runs should be fine. This cable is pretty tough stuff.
1853500
yes you can it ok Its,just make sure the cable is stretch out because it can cause the cable to bend
784559
Yes, you can't stretch it & do not let heavy carts or vehicles drove over it. I've use mine for about 2 years. I recommend this cable. It also lays flat & rewraps nicely. Ray in AZ
1987920
Yes it is very flexible. I am able to bend it into a horse shoe shape and the grabber and light work perfectly.
1487018
as long as the flexible part of the cable is, you should be ok. Mine is at a pretty hard left turn and it's been doing good for about two years now.
1265284
Yes, you could call it soft. I am using the wire (in a 3d printer) controlling moving parts. The constant flexing of the wire has not caused any problems.
1923029
It's fairly flexible........I roll mine up like a sleeping bag and store it in my closet. Hope this helps.
1518567
I would say semi flexible. You can snake it about fairly well, though would need to stake it down for tighter curves. The important thing though about this stuff that they never tell you is it's only designed to be used in 15' runs. So it's not like you can roll it out for 100' like a soaker hose, though I have to say for years I did just that. Think if it's flat ground you can get away with longer runs.
221435
Yes, it's very flexible. Without cutting, it can perform a 90 on a pretty small radius.
1953707
The cable is about 1 meter and worked OK for me. I had no problems with it.
1216441
I am sorry my friend. I am not an expert on this stuff. I would not call what I have "Perfect FLex". It is very heavy duty cable and I am happy with the signal. That is what I was after.
146952
This cable is pretty sturdy. Good for maintaining the viability of the cable itself. I'm sure you could run it through whatever track you needed to, but bending it at 90 degrees isn't really a good idea either. It's much sturdier than a charging cable or a phone cable or something.
1737107
More than likely. It's very thin, about the size of a pencil and very flexible. Comes in 1 or 2 meter lengths. I ran it under the side lip so you don't see the cable, but see the light.
1457460
No, the cable is not stiff at all. The flat shape of the cable was a selling point for me since the shape resists tangling and tying into knots.
923773
The cable is not very long but should be long enough. Just not much wiggle room.
813235
am not sure, but the one of the ends is made from rubber, so is some flexible