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Energy chains vs motor cable drums: which are better?
Both the motorised cable drum and the energy chain have advantages and disadvantages, depending on the application.
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Power supply in overhead cranes: energy chains vs festoons
Reliable and dynamic cable management is one of the greatest challenges in modern crane technology.
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7 guidelines for continuous-flex cables
Here are seven key design features that can ensure a continuous-flex cable will work for your...
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7 common cable management mistakes
When laying cables and hoses in cable carriers and e-chains, there are a number of common...
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igus invests in innovative plastics recycling technology
Through the HydroPRS process, plastic waste can be reused as a valuable raw material through chemical recycling within 25 minutes.
Plastic back to oil: igus invests in Australian recycling pioneer
A new technology developed in Sydney can be used to recycle plastic waste within 20 minutes, and the oil obtained re-used to make new polymer products.
igus joins Profibus User Organisation
Industrial cable and plastics manufacturer igus has announced that it has joined the Profibus User Organisation as a cable specialist.
igus produces headbands for medical face shields
Currently the protection of medical personnel is one of the most important challenges; however, a sufficient amount of safety equipment has been in short supply.
36-month guarantee on e-chains now available from igus
Industrial plastics manufacturer igus has announced that it is now providing a 36-month guarantee on its energy chain products.
Treotham offers marine cables from TKF
Treotham has announced a partnership with Netherlands company TKF, to provide its large range of flexible shipboard cables to the ANZ market.
Extremely mobile — a crane for loads up to 500 tons
A purpose-built process crane with a lifting capacity of 500 tons and special capabilities for unbalanced loads needed reliable signal and energy transmission.
Minutes instead of days: energy chains reduce the assembly time of machining centres
In its robotic machining centres, Taiwanese tool manufacturer Hartford uses fully harnessed energy chain systems from igus.
