At extreme temperatures of -18°C, every component of your machine is put to the test — especially the wiring. Choosing the wrong cable doesn’t just shorten its lifespan — it can cause equipment malfunctions, motor overloads, and even unexpected shutdowns.

We conducted extreme cold-environment testing on three common types of cables, and the results were eye-opening:

? Low-Temperature Flex Cable — Developed by See You Noodles
? Maintains excellent flexibility in sub-zero environments — no stiffening or brittleness
? Withstands long-term dynamic bending, significantly reducing breakage risks
? Ideal for low-temperature equipment, automotive/motorcycle applications, and vending machine moving parts

? Standard Black Electrical Cable
? Turns rigid as steel in low temperatures
? Unsuitable for moving parts — risks include motor overload, cable cracking, and system failure

? White Flat Ribbon Cable
? Fails to recover after bends at low temperatures — a sign that internal copper conductors and insulation have hardened
? Repeated use can lead to partial or complete cable failure

Durability starts at the details.
Many wonder why vending machines or automated equipment frequently fail — this is one of the root causes. At See You Noodles, we apply electronics manufacturing standards in our equipment design, ensuring every component withstands harsh conditions and contributes to longer lifespans and fewer failures.

Are you running equipment in cold environments?
Want to ensure your cabling isn’t the weakest link in your system?

Contact us today — and strengthen your equipment from the inside out.