igus Cat 7 and fibre cables for moving applications

Thursday, 15 October, 2015 | Supplied by: Treotham Automation Pty Ltd


Ethernet cables are increasingly being used in factories to ensure all stations can exchange data with each other. This doesn’t just apply to stationary applications, but also to moving ones. igus has designed 23 different copper-based Ethernet cables for industrial and continuously moving applications with various mechanical requirements.

The Cat 7 Ethernet cable CFBUS.052 is for continuously moving applications. It has braided shields, pair shields and an overall braided shield with 90% optical cover, to ensure data safety and functionality even after millions of bending cycles in energy chains. The braided structure offers long-lasting strength and protects the overall shield against mechanical fractures as well as the electromagnetic compatibility of the cable. It meets high mechanical and electrical requirements in terms of data transmission. The cable is flame retardant, has a high abrasion resistance and is suitable for cleanroom environments.

The range of fibre-optic cables also covers all mechanical requirements for continuous movement, from indoor use, to woodworking machines, to offshore and marine applications. The fibres are stranded together and are highly bend resistant with a high-strength braid, so even high tensile forces in hanging applications do not damage the cable. They are flame resistant with a pressure-extruded PUR outer jacket to provide additional protection against external mechanical damage. They can be easily and economically fitted with connectors.

Online: www.treotham.com.au
Phone: 1300 65 75 64
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