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Push/pull cable
Push/pull cable to transfer forces despite the flexibility of the cable;Reinforced ribbon cable and stranded spiral rope construction;Diameter of 2.0 to 9.0 mm; Reinforced ribbon cable design;Substructure of ropes up to stranded spiral ropes;1 to 2 ribbon cables in stainless steel or steel design;Nominal strength of 1,570 to 2,160 N/mm²;Material: Steel wires plain, galvanised, brass-coated or stainless steel wires;Stranded spiral rope design;Constructed from spring steel and steel wires;Nominal strength of 1,570 to 2,400 N/mm²;Material: plain or galvanised.
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Transmission cable
Transmission cable with highest precision in pitch, noise development and diameter;Steel with a nominal strength of 1,000 to 2,160 N/mm2 – greater upon request;Diameter between 3.5 mm and 10 mm;Surface plain, galvanised, brass-coated, flocked, encapsulated or coated;Flexible shafts, stranded coil cables or cables serve as a substructure.
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Stranded wires/cables
Stranded wires and cables with the highest quality demands, high flexural fatigue strength and dynamic loading;Wire diameter of 0.025/0.08 mm to 2 mm stainless steel/steel – larger upon request;Nominal strength of 1,000 to 2,700 N/mm²;Construction of Warrington, Seale, filler, standard, as well as special designs;Encapsulation with different plastics possible;Stranded wire diameter from 1 mm to 11.0 mm;Use of up to 37 wires is possible;Cable diameter from 0.15 mm to 14 mm;6, 8, 12 and 18-strand designs – also compact layout;Plastic-filled cables (8W Plast) and double parallel strands (SHO Plast).
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Stranded conduits
Stranded conduits with high flexibility, tensile/compressive stability and high efficiency;PTFE, POM and PE material – other materials possible upon request;Round wire or flat wire coil;36 wires can be used in the case of longitudinal stranding;Nominal strength in steel wires from 1,200 to 1,960 N/mm²;In spring steel wire from 1,120 to 2,180 N/mm²;Surfaces plain or galvanised/encapsulated as well as notched – other surface finishes upon request.