1st Quarter 2012Electrical switching & drive systems & components
Lapp’s new Ölflex Servo FD 796 FD CP motor cable is being launched with the tag line ‘Seven in One’ with good reason. It can replace seven servo motor cables at once, offering users a range of additional benefits.
Faster, further, higher, longer, more economical – these are the challenges in machinery, plant and machine tool design. Increasingly large work pieces have to be kept as small and lightweight as possible. The same applies to all electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic and optical connecting cables.
The new premium cable excels in high speed, multiple changes of position at speeds of up to 5 m/s and travel distances of up to 3 m. This makes work considerably faster and more efficient than was possible with previous drag chain cables. In addition, the proportional run-up and braking times have been reduced by up to 96%. In short, it is compact and lightweight, saves time, increases productivity and offers an exceptionally long service life.
Thanks to a low capacitance polyolefin insulation, it offers lower EM effective leakage currents while simultaneously providing extremely high dielectric and electric strength. It is halogen free and flame retardant and has all of the key certifications, including UL-AWM, CSA AWM and VDE. The servo motor cable is also available with additional screened signal current circuits for monitoring the temperature of the motor winding and/or an optional electromagnetic brake.
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