Lapp
Fit for direct current
Lapp is launching a robot cable on the market that is explicitly suitable for use with direct current. The Ölflex DC Robot 900 connection cable offers high torsional and bending strength.
The visible difference to conventional 'Ölflex' cables - if the sheath is removed - is the different color coding of the cores: red, white and green-yellow, in accordance with the standard DIN EN 60445 (VDE 0197):2018-02 for DC cables.
The insulation of the cores is made of TPE, the sheath is made of PUR. This makes the cable halogen-free and suitable for places where people are present, as no corrosive vapors escape from the plastic in the event of a fire. According to the supplier, the material is also UV-, weather- and water-resistant and flexible at low temperatures.
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