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When do I use a fixed version mounting bracket?

Phillip Hagedorn | 6. July 2019

Locking, that is non-movable, mounting brackets are used particularly in hanging and standing applications The locking connection of mounting bracket to the first chain link prevents arching of the energy chain. Vote Up +0 Vote Down -0You already voted!

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Are there any energy supply system for cleanroom class 1 and 2?

Phillip Hagedorn | 6. July 2019

Yes, igus offers different e-chains, which can also be used in a cleanroom. Extensive tests were carried out with the energy chains for this purpose at the Fraunhofer Institute. A selection of qualified e-chains can be found here. ISO Class 1: E3, E6.1, E6, e-skin ISO Class 2: easychain, zipper, E2 mini*, E2.1*, E2/000 E4.1*, […]

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What does ISO Class mean?

Phillip Hagedorn | 6. July 2019

All products used in cleanrooms need to fulfil the same requirement: During operation, as few particles as possible should be released into the surrounding area. This is especially applicable for moving machine parts such as energy chains and cables. To generate as few particles as possible requires high abrasion resistance, and is therefore also an […]

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Does a mounting bracket always come as a set or do you have to order them separately?

Phillip Hagedorn | 6. July 2019

Almost every igus® energy chain series can be fitted with various mounting brackets. There are pivoting and locking mounting brackets. These can be ordered as a set or individually, e.g. if the moving end should be locking and the fixed end pivoting. Vote Up +0 Vote Down -0You already voted!

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How do I find the right energy chain system for my plant?

Marco Thull | 5. July 2019

You can easily find the right energy supply for your application using the Energy chain Expert from igus. Here you can configure complete systems with interior separation, electric cables and guide trough systems online. Another way of designing an energy supply is through a field consultant. Here you can benefit from the expert knowledge of […]

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