Canon CABLE, FLEXIBLE FLAT

Internal wiring faults in Canon printers, cameras, and displays often stem from a damaged or worn flexible flat cable. The Canon RK2-6103-000 Flexible Flat Cable (FFC) restores reliable signal transmission between moving print heads, scanner assemblies, and control boards. With a 0.5 mm conductor pitch and tinned copper conductors, it ensures consistent, low-resistance connections in tight, dynamic spaces. The blue PET insulation and UL94V-0 rating provide durability and safety for long-term use.

Who is it for

Service technicians, repair shops, and advanced DIY users who maintain Canon office equipment and consumer electronics. This cable suits anyone replacing a torn FFC in printers, multifunction devices, cameras, or flatbed scanners where a 0.5 mm pitch, ZIF/LIF-compatible ribbon is required.

Main features

• Flexible flat cable (FFC) with 0.5 mm conductor pitch for high-density interconnects.
• Tinned copper conductors ensure excellent conductivity and corrosion resistance.
• Blue PET insulation offers flexibility and mechanical protection; UL94V-0 flammability compliant.
• Compatible with ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) and LIF (Low Insertion Force) connectors.
• Rated for 30V DC and 0.5 A per conductor; operating temperature -20°C to +85°C.
• RoHS compliant and unshielded, ideal for internal signal routing.

Specifications

• Brand: Canon
• Model: RK2-6103-000
• MPN: RK2-6103-000
• Cable type: Flexible Flat Cable (FFC)
• Conductor pitch: 0.5 mm
• Conductor material: Tinned copper
• Insulation material: PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate)
• Insulation colour: Blue
• Cable thickness: 0.3 mm
• Voltage rating: 30V DC
• Current rating per conductor: 0.5 A
• Operating temperature: -20°C to +85°C
• Flammability rating: UL94V-0
• RoHS compliance: Yes
• Shielding: Unshielded
• Connector compatibility: ZIF / LIF
• Typical application: Internal interconnect for printers, cameras, displays

Tips

Before ordering, measure the required cable length and confirm the conductor count and contact orientation (same side or opposite side). Handle the FFC by its edges to avoid creasing the conductors. When inserting into a ZIF connector, lift the actuator, slide the cable straight in, and press the actuator down firmly to lock it in place.