The product "LOOKS" good. The insulation gives the impression of a heavy gauge wire ,may be 8 or 10. The seller has neither given the gauge nor the material (Cu or Al) of the wire. The difference between 8 and 10 gauge wires is very small 0.676mm (3.264- 2.588). Only experienced electricians can make out the difference.
Else the product is good. The strain relief clamp was pretty easy to instal. A little dexterity was involved. One must first drive in a mm or two, both the self tapping screws provided into the clamps, then unscrew them out so that when you do actual fitting the threads are clean and a little wide and will be easier to start driving the screw in. I installed this clamp after making the connections. Insert both the clamps ears first in to the enclosure. Such that the screw will be inserted from the top. Then drive in one screw a mm or 2 only to hold in place. Now drive in the second just a bit. Just the push /wiggle the cable through it so that the bared wires are out of the clamp, and tighten the clamp as required .

The strain relief clamp caused me a lot of strain. It didn't fit properly in my dryer (Kirkland/Whirlpool), and probably doesn't fit properly in any other dryer that uses a standard 1-1/4" cord access hole. This two piece clamp design has been used forever and it sucks. I think these clamps were originally for the flat 3-wire cords, but this cord is 5/8" and round. A little snip and bend on the clamp pieces is all it took Next time I'll use a big NM clamp. This cord was less than $10, and a similar cord at Lowes was $25.

The cord and plug were exactly what I needed. It came with the parts that are supposed to keep the cord immobile in the spot it comes out the back of the machine. The screws that are supposed to keep these two pieces together, however, were the wrong size so I installed the cord without using it. My dryer works fine and connects as it should to outlet.

I would absolutely recommend this product for any at home fixer upper. The packaging contains the cable (exactly as descried), a bracket mount (to securely mount the cable outside of the dryer once the plate has been replaced) and an instruction manual.

I watched a youtube video on how to install this product and wrote my own notes. The colors were as described and the cord itself is rather thick. I will say with the dryer I had, the individual cables were rather thick to maneuver within the washer frame itself to screw in. The range of motion is limited unless you intend to strip the coating. I would imagine that task to be tedious as the coating is very thick! (Which I like for basic safety.) But with a little tact I was able to attach the wires safely and securely.

Even if you are unaware of where each color goes instructions were included with the product and explanation of hot and neutral lines are very well notated. I did not have to use the bracket to stabilize the wires outside of the plate because the cable itself is so thick it would not move or bend unless a lot of force is applied to it. Even then there was little to no range of motion, which was very reassuring.

The whole process took about a little over 35 minutes for me .The majority of the time as taken by removing and replacing the bolts because of the washer I had.

Over all this is an amazing product. True to size and form, with a very safe thick jacketing guaranteeing safety for you, your dryer, and the outlet itself. The coloring was helpful and the instruction manual was spot on with directions for beginners. If you are looking for a good cable I HIGHLY recommend you select this product!

This is a good cable. Don't hesitate to use it if you need the extra length for a specialty install. My only complaint was the strain relief was tough to install. I ended up having to put it on outside of the dryer first, put the impact driver to it so everything got bent into proper shape, then it all installed correctly.