But among the multitude of cables available in the market, understanding the difference between diffused 
and semi-dispersed cables and choosing the right one among them will be a much more complicated process.
 For this purpose, in this article, we are going to provide a comprehensive guide to choose
 the right one between blown and semi-blasted cables. We will also help you to make the best 
choice for your needs by deeply understanding the differences and advantages and disadvantages of each type.
 Stay with Linco wire and cable collection to get rid of all the doubts in this field and use 
the cable according to the needs of your project with full knowledge.

Comparison of diffused and semi-dispersed cable from 4 different aspects

In the world of electricity, flexibility, conductivity, insulation, and application are the four main pillars
 that make the difference between diffused and semi-dispersed cables. In this section, we will examine these 
four aspects to help you make an informed choice.

1-Flexibility comparison

Afshan cable: due to the presence of thin and separate copper strands, it has high flexibility and is easily bent.
 This feature makes Afshan cable ideal for places where there is a need to pass the cable through complex
 paths and tight spaces.
Semi-dispersed cable: due to the swinging of copper strands around each other, it is less flexible than
 non-dispersed cable. However, due to the greater thickness of the threads, it has higher strength 
and is more resistant to stretching and tearing.

2-Conductivity check

Extruded cable: Due to the greater contact surface of the copper strands, it has higher conductivity
 than the semi-extruded cable. This feature makes it more suitable for the transmission of
 high electrical currents.Semi-conductive cable: due to the swaying of the copper strands, 
their contact surface is less and has a lower conductivity.

3-Insulating insulations

Spraying cable: The insulation of this type of cable is usually made of PVC or rubber, and for 
this reason, it is somewhat resistant to heat and shock. However, due to the thinness of the
 insulation, they are more vulnerable to wear and tear.
Semi-insulated cable: The insulation of this type of cable is usually thicker PVC or fireproof rubber.
 This insulation gives higher resistance to heat, impact, wear and tear to the cable.

4- Comparison of applications

Afshan cable: due to its high flexibility, this cable is suitable for building wiring, electrical panels,
 household appliances, industrial machinery and cases where the cable needs to pass through complex routes.
Semi-dispersed cable: due to its strength and high resistance to heat and impact, it is ideal for industrial
 facilities, engines, generators, furnaces and other cases where there is a need for a cable with high strength 
and resistant to harsh conditions.