Test reports of the servo cables

Using the CF21.UL in practice

In furniture manufacturing, wood dust and shavings are constant challenges—especially in woodworking machines used for milling, drilling, and sawing. These machines rely on servo drive systems, which require durable, reliable cabling.

Designed for tight installation spaces and long travel distances on gantries, servo cables with an inner jacket construction provide enhanced protection and consistent performance, even in dust-heavy environments.

Using the CF270.UL.D in practice

Servo motors are essential in modern automation—from cutting to machining centers—but standard cables often fail in dynamic, high-stress environments. The CF270 servo cable is engineered for continuous movement, tight bend radii, and exposure to swarf, oil, water, and cleaning agents.

Its rugged PUR outer jacket offers oil resistance, notch resistance, and reliable performance in temperatures from -20°C to +80°C. Designed for maximum durability and service life, the CF270 thrives in demanding industrial conditions.

Using the CF27.D in practice

Modern milling machines push cables to the limit—with oil, metal chips, tight bend radii, and high-speed motion. The CF27.D servo cable is built to endure these conditions with a notch-resistant PUR outer jacket that resists oil and swarf.

A TPE inner jacket and optimized shield braid angle allow for bend radii as tight as 7.5×d, ensuring flexibility and durability. Available in all common motor cross sections, with options for single core, no control pair, or one/two control pairs.

Using the CF29.D in practice

Cables of the CF29.D family are frequently used in storage and retrieval machines (SRMs). There they are used in the mast's hoisting gear. High dynamics and cold environments pose major challenges for the components used. They have to withstand extremely low temperatures, e.g. in cold storages.