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Choosing Cable for Constantly Flexing Applications

April 12th, 2010
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Content Type  Automated robotic, materials handling and assembly systems that involve constantly moving machinery require high performance cabling. Learn the design characteristics and advantages that specially designed, high-flex cable offers, plus tips for selecting the proper cabling for your installation.
The selection of high performance cable for automated equipment is often an afterthought in system design. Finding the best cable for automotive, food/beverage, biotechnology and semiconductor industries can be confusing. Automated robotic, materials handling and assembly systems used for product manufacturing and processing applications require special designs for cable that is constantly moving.

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