Generic Wire Cable mtw14strblk500r 14 Awg Mtw Wire 500ft

Product Description

The GENERIC WIRE CABLE mtw14strblk500r is a 14 AWG stranded copper machine tool wire rated for 600 volts and supplied on a 500-foot spool. Built to the MTW (Machine Tool Wire) standard, it features 19-strand copper construction with PVC insulation and a 0.132-inch outer diameter. The temperature rating spans -25 to 105 degrees C, and the current capacity is 15 amps across 60, 75, and 90 degrees C temperature ratings. Electricians and machine wiring technicians install this wire in industrial control panels, machine tools, and other enclosed wiring applications where MTW-rated conductors are required by code.

This wire is suited for use in industrial and commercial environments, including machine tool wiring, control panel construction, and similar applications requiring a flexible, stranded conductor. The 19-strand configuration provides good flexibility for routing through enclosures and around tight bends. The 500-foot spool length is practical for panel shops and service contractors who need a full-run supply on hand. Black insulation color supports standard color-coding practices in machine and control wiring installations.

Key Features

• 14 AWG stranded copper conductor with 19-strand configuration for flexibility
• 600-volt rated PVC insulation suitable for MTW applications
• 15-amp current capacity at 60, 75, and 90 degrees C ratings
• Temperature range of -25 to 105 degrees C for broad environmental compatibility
• 0.132-inch outer diameter for consistent conduit fill calculations
• 500-foot spool reduces mid-job material shortages on larger installs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard MTW-type 14 AWG stranded wire for use in machine tool, control panel, and industrial wiring applications where 600-volt, PVC-insulated conductors are specified.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the NEC and applicable local codes governing machine tool and control panel wiring. De-energize and lock out all circuits before pulling or terminating wire. Use appropriate wire-pulling lubricant when routing through conduit to avoid insulation damage. Verify conduit fill calculations using the stated 0.132-inch outer diameter before installation.