Test reports of the motor cables

Use of the CF270.UL.D in practice

Process automation in the automotive industry saves time and money. Automation technology is essential in the production line, where it requires a great deal of drive technology with motors and converters. From structural work to the paint shop to final assembly, systems are in different environments and come into contact with different materials. All of these areas require motor cables that meet the strict requirements of the automotive industry.

 

Use of the CF38 in practice

Cable failures are certainly never desired. However, a cable failure in crane and trolley travels is unthinkable. Reliability and maximum safety are required here. The motor cables used are therefore exposed to major challenges. Temperatures of -40°C to +80°C are not uncommon. In addition, there are usually long travels and therefore high loads due to continuous use and dust. The motor cable used must be able to withstand all these conditions.

 

Using the CFROBOT7 in real life

The aim of the test was to determine the service life of the twistable motor cable of the CFROBOT7 robot cable family. The CFROBOT7 is required to reliably withstand continuous movement, such as in a robot with a torsion of +/-180° as it is found in the automotive industry.

In these applications, it is often the case that the robots are permanently in motion and the cables are therefore constantly exposed to this torsion. Thanks to an enclosed overall shield and the robust PUR outer jacket, this cable is ideal for movements in the 3D range.