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ÖLFLEX® CHAIN 896 P 4G1,5
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Power and control cable; 4G1.5; Extended-Line; U0/U: 0,6/1 kV; PUR; Core identification: Numbers; UL recognised; Cable chainCopied to clipboard

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Benefits

  • Highly flexible cable design means maximum product performance.
  • Durable cable chain use with long travel distances or high acceleration (LAPP "Extended Line" performance class). This results in longer maintenance cycles, saving costs and increasing the efficiency of machines.
  • Resistant product thanks to the outer sheath material which is resistant to abrasion, notches and cuts.
  • Low-capacitance core insulation for long transmission paths.
  • Particularly short core stranding allows small bending radii.
  • Extremely weather-resistant with a wide temperature range.
  • UL/CSA certification according to technical data enables the product to be used in the North American market.
  • Certified quality and tested properties thanks to VDE registration.
  • Operating voltage of 1000 V according to UL, permitted for North America.

Comments

  • For use in cable chains: please follow the T3 technical assembly guidelines
  • Bending cycles and application parameters: please refer to the A2-1 selection table

Application

  • Cable design allows highly flexible, continuously moving use in moving machine parts and in cable chains.
  • Can be used in dry and wet conditions, and especially in harsh and oily environments.
  • The PUR outer sheath withstands high mechanical loads.
  • The PUR outer sheath is resistant to mineral oil-based lubricants and highly resistant to chemicals.
  • Suitable for outdoor use.
  • Flexible use at temperatures down to -40°C.

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