Cables that are in motion are compressed and stretched. This is called relative motion. This relative motion must be braced to prevent the cables and inserted connectors, contacts and associated peripherals from being under constant stress. If a tensile force passes through the cable, e.g. directly on a contact, the connections could be damaged. The […]
No, you do not need that. In monitoring their own production, every entrepreneur can decide for himself how much he wants to digitise and utilise the opportunities offered by the Internet of Things. Not everyone is already connected and not everyone wants to network. Many are concerned about transferring their sensitive company data to external […]
After harnessing, all cables pass through our test field. Depending on the specification, various tests can be carried out here. igus works on 10 test fieldswith 3,000 different test adapters. The following tests among others are performed: Digital logic tests High-voltage tests Network tests Attenuation tests Upon request: Customised tests After each test, the associated […]
The following connection types are available: Screw connection Axial screw connection Crimp connection Cage clamp connection Solder connection Wrap post connection Insulation displacement connection Press-fit technology Fibre optic connection Vote Up +1 Vote Down -0You already voted!
Yes, harnessed cables can be customised.All harnessed cables are marked with a label on each side. In addition, many cable inscriptions can be stamped, embossed, engraved, lasered or printed with industrial grade ink. Vote Up +1 Vote Down -0You already voted!