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Not sure if brands change quality every year....but sometimes I find Doncaster excellent and then "meh" . Last lot of Prysmian was also a bit "meh" when using auto strippers .
 
Prysmiam is probably the stiffest, and no talc makes it abit crap with auto strippers, copper cable company has been nice and bendy in the past, i seem to get a different make every time so havnt made any mental notes other than i hate prismiam.
 
I ended up getting the New Doncaster "Earthsure " for not a bad price . It strips well and is flexible enough to make life easy ! Never heard of the "Copper cable company " . I have a strong hate for the Turkish cables ....
 
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I ended up getting the New Doncaster "Earthsure " for not a bad price . It strips well and is flexible enough to make life easy ! Never heard of the "Copper cable company " . I have a strong hate for the Turkish cables ....
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Copper Cable Company manufacture in Poland, to the best of my knowledge. I'm about 99% certain of that.
 

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