The utility model discloses a torsion-resistant attenuation-resistant
coaxial cable, which is characterized in that a silver-plated
copper net conductor layer is formed on the outer surface of a stainless steel monofilament conductor by weaving and pressing a plurality of silver-plated
copper monofilaments with the wire
diameter not less than 0.2 mm; an FEP extruded inner insulating layer, a PTFE lapped outer insulating layer, a
copper wire wound inner shielding layer, a
copper wire wound outer shielding layer, a ferrite film inner
cushion layer and a PFA extruded sheath layer are sequentially wrapped outside the copper net conductor layer, and a plurality of inner-layer fan-shaped silver-plated copper wires are spirally wound outside the PTFE lapped outer insulating layer side by side to form the
copper wire wound inner shielding layer. A plurality of outer-layer fan-shaped silver-plated copper wires are spirally wound outside the
copper wire winding inner shielding layer side by side to form a copper wire winding outer shielding layer, and the outer
diameter of the PFA extruded sheath layer is 4.6 mm to 5 mm. The shielding layer of the
coaxial cable is better in torsion resistance, not easy to break, favorable for reducing
signal attenuation, stable in shielding performance and durable in application.