Southwire 411050501 Machine Tool Wire 10 Awg White 500 Ft

Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE 411050501 is a 10 AWG machine tool wire designed for use in industrial control panels, machine tool enclosures, and automated equipment wiring. Insulated with polyvinylchloride (PVC), this wire ships in a 500-foot spool and carries an outside diameter of 0.18 inches. The 105-strand conductor construction provides flexibility for routing through tight enclosures and around mechanical assemblies. Rated for a maximum operating temperature of 221 degrees F and a minimum of -22 degrees F, it handles the thermal demands typical of industrial machine environments. The insulation is rated acid-resistant, moisture-resistant, and oil-resistant, which is appropriate for machine tool service conditions.

This wire is suited for use inside machine tool enclosures, industrial control cabinets, and automated manufacturing equipment where NFPA 79 compliance is required. The 500-foot spool length accommodates multiple runs in larger panel builds or reduces spool changes on busy production floors. Electricians and industrial control panel builders are the primary installers. White color coding supports circuit identification inside enclosures per wiring diagram conventions.

Key Features

• 10 AWG, 105-strand flexible conductor for routing in tight machine enclosures
• PVC insulation rated acid-resistant, moisture-resistant, and oil-resistant
• Operating temperature range: -22 degrees F to 221 degrees F
• 0.18-inch outside diameter for compatibility with standard ferrules and terminals
• 500-foot spool length suitable for larger panel builds
• Compliant with NFPA 79, UL 1063, and multiple additional standards

Compatibility

Designed for use in machine tool enclosures and industrial control panels requiring NFPA 79-compliant internal wiring. Suitable where UL 1063 or UL 508A panel wiring specifications are called out.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified control panel builder familiar with NEC and NFPA 79 requirements. De-energize all circuits and lock out the panel before routing or terminating wire. Use appropriate wire ferrules or crimp terminals rated for the conductor size and strand count. Avoid sharp bends that exceed the minimum bend radius for the wire gauge to prevent insulation damage.