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First twistable IO-Link cable with up to 4 year guarantee for torsion and e-chain
CF77.UL.D: finally a reliable IO-Link cable for the chain and the robot
Tech up
- Optimised for twisted (+/-180°/m) use on robots
- For small installation spaces up to 6.8xd with a service life that can be calculated online
Cost down
- 32% more cost-effective than solutions currently available
- Up to 4 year guarantee
Proof
- Tested in the largest test laboratory (3,800m²) of its kind for cables in moving applications
- chainflex test No. 4869 with 22 million strokes
Sustainability
- Use of intelligent components connected to the robot, leads to higher availability of the equipment and longer usability of the limit switch.
- igus supports the circular economy of plastics and is investing in chemical recycling
Efficient and cost-saving - the IO-Link advantages
IO-Link is universal: the interface communicates from the control system to the lowest automation level and can be connected to almost all field bus systems. All you need is a 3-wire cable and a standardised connection with M5, M8 or M12 connectors. With IO-Link, the sensors can be installed directly at the point of action, where they are optimally positioned in terms of process technology and yet still be communicatively addressed by the control system.
IO-Link is smart: the technology standard enables the exchange of data and events. IO-Link offers the possibility of saving parameters directly in the IO-Link master.
| igus® Part No. | Number of cores and conductor nominal cross section [mm²] | Outer diameter [mm] | Copper index [kg/km] | Weight [kg/km] |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CF77.UL.03.05.INI | 5 x 0,34 | 6,0 | 17 | 35 |
| CF77.UL.03.05.INI. D | 5 x 0,34 | 6,0 | 17 | 35 |
Reduce life cycle costs significantly with the right cable selection
Checklist helps in making complex purchasing decisions
Function units for transmitting energy to machines require a large number of electrical cables. Many cables are similar in structure but have different mechanical properties. In the rarest of cases, however, do cables that are supposedly cost-effective to purchase meet the requirements of complex machines and applications. This often leads to downtime and high repair costs later on - with correspondingly negative effects on Life Cycle Costing (LCC) and Total Cost of Ownership (TCO).
In order to avoid that and also reduce the cost, the checklist presented in this free white paper can help decision makers. The list presents the key factors for cable selection and illustrates the relevance of the essential parameters for all decision makers.
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