Long travel distances place high demands on the cable used and its durability. In today’s post, we cover what these are and how we can find out whether our management meets these requirements.
Durability, line structure, inner composition, and suitability are crucial points to take into account when selecting the right cable for your application.
Protecting the bearing and shaft to ensure a longer life is a game changer. With the introduction of the felt seal, igus® have created such a product which can be used in dirty environments and will still manage to protect both the bearing and the shaft!
Small components can get overlooked when designing anything really! Sometimes it is only when it comes to replacing broken parts that people consider switching to a different material. Here’s why considering igus® products at the beginning can save you time, weight and hassle.
Occasionally you can experience a challenge in installing e-chain® systems. Installing one in lockdown and on a floating pontoon certainly had it’s moments but igus® accepted the challenge and here’s how it turned out.
Adaptability is essential to ensure products and companies can evolve. The PRT-04 was introduced last year and this year igus® have increased the slewing rings versatility by adding accessories into the mix.
The bend radius is an essential topic in the production and use of various cables. Low bending makes the difference. In today’s post, we cover exactly what this is about.
We offer our chainflex® cables with the smallest possible bending radii without sacrificing the tried and tested and necessary features. Resilience and durability. Low bending is the keyword for the optimal combination of these cable properties.
it is essential that there is a range of cost-effective energy chains on the market. These are ideal for industries such as furniture and office equipment. igus® has some very clever cost-effective e-chains®….
The world is adapting so quickly. How we live, how we use technology, how we communicate, it is interesting to watch people discover things that they were curious about. Here an igus® engineer explains how the 3D bug caught him.
