HELUKABEL Adds Five Cables to its CC-Link Cable Product Offering

Nov. 23, 2015
HELUKABEL, one of the world’s leading cable manufacturers, recently announced that it has received Control and Communication Link (CC-Link) approval for five HELUKAT data cables.

HELUKABEL, one of the world’s leading cable manufacturers, recently announced that it has received Control and Communication Link (CC-Link) approval for five HELUKAT data cables.

HELUKABEL, which joined the CC-Link Partner Association (CLPA) in 2014 after submitting its CC-Link BUS Cable, now has received CC-Link IE Field approval for the HELUKAT 200, HELUKAT 500ID, HELUKAT 600, HELUKAT 600IND and the HELUKAT 600S PUR. These cables are suitable for either fixed or continuous-flex applications and vary in data rate ranging from Cat 5e to Cat 7. Some cable types are oil resistant and/or have halogen-free jackets.

CC-Link is a Fieldbus system used in the areas of manufacturing and production machinery, industrial manufacturing cells or process control applications, testing, sensors, and actuators. Developed by Mitsubishi Electric Corporation in the late ‘90s, CC-Link enables industrial network devices from numerous manufacturers to communicate.

CC-Link IE Field is one of the different formats available. It is a 1-Gbit/s Ethernet-based network that provides optimized control and deterministic handling of data along industrial communication infrastructures. Determinism is ensured by a technique of passing tokens without using additional switches. Not only does it transmit control data, but it enables information processing for maintenance and diagnostics to improve collaboration and productivity. CC-Link IE Field allows up to 120 stations to be on each network with up to 328 feet between each station and can interconnect up to 239 networks in various network topologies.

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