Graybus cable pricing is not fixed because it depends on construction, materials, and application. A basic gray PVC control cable may cost $0.50 to $3 per meter. A flexible 4-core 1.5 mm2 Graybus-style cable often ranges from $2 to $8 per meter. Shielded bus or data versions usually cost more, about $5 to $20 per meter. Heavy-duty drag-chain Graybus cable with high-flex copper and tough PUR jacket can reach $10 to $35 per meter or higher. For a full reel of 100 meters, expect roughly $80 to $2,500 depending on specification. Custom lengths, connectors, and certifications add cost. Copper price, conductor size, number of cores, shielding, jacket material, voltage rating, temperature range, oil resistance, and bending cycles all influence the final quote. Brand, MOQ, stock, shipping, and supplier location also matter. To get an accurate Graybus cable price, confirm the exact model, cross-section, core count, shielding, length, and working environment. Request quotes from several suppliers and compare conductor material, certifications, and warranty. Buying standard stock cable in bulk usually lowers unit cost. If you need small quantities or urgent delivery, the price per meter may rise. In short, Graybus cable costs anywhere from under $1 to over $35 per meter, with most common industrial cables falling between $2 and $15 per meter. Always check whether the cable is suitable for continuous flexing, EMI, water, heat, or outdoor use before choosing the cheapest option. Test now.