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Wood dust and shavings are common in the furniture industry. These conditions are particularly prevalent in the use of woodworking machines. They are characterised by a high versatility of processing functions: milling, drilling, sawing. All of these machines utilise drive systems and thereby servo cables. When it comes to tight installation spaces or long distances on gantries, the design with an inner jacket guarantees reliability.

The aim of the test was to determine the service life of the servo cable in the energy chain. The CF270 is a so-called "spindle cable". This type of single-core cable is used in high-performance turning centres or CNC machines, for example. In both examples, the power supply is a challenge, as the applications sometimes require the creation of high-precision and very complex moulds. In addition, the cable in such machines is located directly on the workpiece and must therefore be highly resistant to metal chips and, above all, the oils used. Thanks to the PUR outer jacket, this cable fulfils these criteria and can also guarantee fail-safe use thanks to its tested service life.


Using the CF27.D in practice
Oil, tight bend radius, chips, fast and frequent movements. A modern milling machine is a veritable torture chamber for cables. Thanks to its notch-resistant PUR outer jacket, the CF27.D is ideally equipped to withstand oil and swarf. The TPE inner jacket and the flat braid angle of the shield make even the smallest bend radius of up to 7.5xd easy for this servo cable. Suitable in cross sections of all common motor sizes, whether as a single core, without a control pair or with one or two control pairs. Various approvals, such as UL, also allow worldwide use.
Cables of the CF29.D family are frequently used in storage and retrieval machines (SRMs). There they are used in the mast's hoisting gear. High dynamics and cold environments pose major challenges for the components used. They have to withstand extremely low temperatures, e.g. in cold storages.


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