Leoni
Increased service life of cables
Leoni is expanding its range of cable management solutions for packaging applications.
With Leoni B-Flex P³, the company offers a flexible, non-slip solution for mounting industrial robots, particularly in the food and beverage, pharmaceutical and general industrial sectors. This means that the hose and cable assembly can be attached to the robot using flexible brackets that are easy to attach. The basic principle of the solution consists of two components: the hook and loop tape and the flexible round or flat holders.
The Velcro tape is pulled through the appropriate openings on the bracket for mounting on the robot. The brackets are then positioned at the desired location on the robot and the hosepack is passed between the Velcro tape and the bracket. Finally, the Velcro tape is tightened and closed. This assembly does not require any tools. The solution can be used on different surfaces, profiles and circumferences without fear of slippage.
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