HDMI™ Cable
HDMI A 4K Cable - HMC270
Zinc alloy shelled HDMI 4K cable with 24K gold-plated contacts and PVC jacket — 4K@60Hz, 18Gbps, built for AV racks and fixed installations where the connector takes the wear.
Overview
The HMC270 pairs a die-cast zinc alloy connector shell with a standard PVC jacket. Zinc alloy is the heaviest and most rigid of the shell materials we offer on this cable family, so the connector body resists crushing and side-load damage from repeated insertion in equipment racks, wall plates and behind-panel terminations. The PVC jacket keeps unit cost close to a commodity cable, which is why this build is usually the one specified when the connector needs to be robust but the run itself is static.
24K gold-plated HDMI contacts resist oxidation over long service life in humid or coastal environments — relevant when the cable is installed once and expected to stay in place for years. Conductors are OFC oxygen-free copper.
Signal capability is identical across this family: 4K@60Hz at 18Gbps under the HDMI 4K standard, suitable for TVs, Blu-ray players, set-top boxes, projectors and PC graphics outputs. Choose the HMC270 over the aluminium-shell HMM270 when shell rigidity matters more than cable flexibility, and over the PB348 when the moulded-housing cost saving is not worth the loss of a metal shell.
Each unit ships with one cable. Jacket colour, length, printed branding and retail packaging are customisable for OEM/ODM orders.
Specifications
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | HMC270 |
| Cable material | PVC |
| Cable color | Black |
| Shell material | Zinc alloy shell |
| Connector | 24K gold-plated HDMI connectors |
| Conductor | OFC oxygen-free copper |
| Bandwidth | 18Gbps |
| Max resolution | 4K@60Hz |
| Standard | HDMI 4K |
Frequently Asked Questions
- What makes the HMC270 different from other HDMI 4K cables in your range?
- The HMC270 features a die-cast zinc alloy connector shell — the heaviest and most rigid option — which resists crushing and side-load damage from repeated rack and wall-plate insertion. It outperforms the aluminium-shell HMM270 in rigidity and the plastic-housed PB348 in durability, while maintaining commodity-level pricing with a PVC jacket.
- Can we customize the HMC270 for our brand or order?
- Yes. Jacket colour, cable length, printed branding, and retail packaging are all customizable for OEM/ODM orders. Contact us with your specifications.
- What video resolution and bandwidth does the HMC270 support?
- The HMC270 supports 4K@60Hz at 18Gbps under the HDMI 4K standard, compatible with TVs, Blu-ray players, set-top boxes, projectors, and PC graphics outputs.
- Why use 24K gold-plated connectors and OFC copper?
- 24K gold-plated contacts resist oxidation in humid or coastal environments over long service life, while OFC (oxygen-free copper) conductors ensure signal integrity. This combination is ideal for permanent installations expected to remain in place for years.
- Is the HMC270 suitable for high-flex or static installations?
- The HMC270 is optimized for static runs where the cable is installed once and left in place. For applications requiring frequent movement or tight bends, the more flexible aluminium-shell HMM270 may be more suitable.
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- HDMI Cable Buyer's FAQAnswers to the HDMI questions procurement teams ask most: version vs. cable class, 4K and 8K support, certification, and how to choose the right HDMI cable to specify.
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