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Helukabel subsidiary EKD Systems presents the stainless steel version of the 'SLE' energy chain type: It is corrosion-resistant, seawater-resistant and enables smooth cable routing at temperatures down to -40 °C.
read more...After a long period of development work, the 'igus:bike', a bicycle made of 92% plastic with a high recycled content, goes into series production. The Dutch development partner MTRL is currently producing the first 100 units together with Igus.
read more...Tsubaki Kabelschlepp has added a function to its condition monitoring system that allows wear to be monitored outside the chain without the need for additional cables in the cable carrier.
read more...According to the manufacturer Conta-Clip, the 'KDSI-SR' inverse modular cable entry system ensures reliable sealing, flexibility and time savings when feeding through cables and wires with and without connectors.
read more...With the modular and easy-to-install CABseal series from Pflitsch, pre-assembled cables and wires can be easily and safely inserted into control cabinets and housings.
read more...At the SPS, Lapp will be presenting all components for Single Pair Ethernet connection solutions from a single source - from cables to connectors.
read more...Mura Technology begins commissioning the world's first HydroPRS plant in the UK. Igus is the first partner to congratulate Mura Technology on this recycling milestone.
read more...Tsubaki Kabelschlepp presents the 'Uniflex Advanced 1775' (UA1775) energy chain, which has been extended with new sizes and features.
read more...At Hannover Messe 2023, there was a lot of publicity for direct current (DC), as it could make an important contribution to the energy transition and sustainability, as the use of DC grids significantly reduces energy requirements in existing systems. The status quo.
read more...3,000 years ago, traditional sailing windmills powered water wheels, in future they will produce green electricity, converted by students at the HTWG Konstanz University of Applied Sciences. The 'Sailwind 4' project is supported by Igus.
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