Automation-systems developer uses tube-style cable carriers to protect cables

Gudel chooses reinforced plastic cable carriers from igus to minimise downtime across its range of automated systems—from multi-axis robots and press-transfer systems, to factory-automation equipment and gantry robots. The company is using igus System E4/100 enclosed Energy Tubes, which feature hinged, snap-open lids for easy access to cables and hoses.

The robust plastic chains are completely resistant to harsh chemicals, hot flying debris, dirt and dust. They withstand high loads, high acceleration and speeds, and are capable of long travels. Gudel’s machines use up to 70m of Energy Tube and operate at speeds up to 7 m/s.

Gudel also uses igus’ modular System E4/4 Energy Chain cable carriers, which have easily-removable crossbars so that cables and hoses can be added or replaced quickly.

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