How to install cables into split crossbar cable carriers
Cables can simply be pushed into the cable carrier via a flexible opening in the crossbar ("E-Z Chain").
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0:50zig-zag igus cable management in theater applications
This video shows igus zig-zag energy chains operating in an opera/stage setting. This helps demonstrate how igus has solved problems in the stage and theater environment.
White Paper: Reducing vibration of cable carriers
In a wide range of applications customers are demanding increased accuracy and precision from their production equipment. In industries including printer design, semiconductor manufacturing, and machi
The ultimate cable carrier basics guide
Ready to put an end to cable failure on your machines for good? This basics guide covers everything you need to know to get started with cable carriers.
1:09New innovations in energy chains
igus has developed a new energy chain system that delivers numerous benefits to both design engineers and those in charge of maintenance. Chief among these benefits is saving up to 80% on time needed
Tips and Tricks for Designing with Cable Carriers
Cable carriers are an ideal way to protect cables, hoses, and all other lines throughout movement on modern machinery, while protecting them from abrasion, tangling, and over bending. In this eBook, e
e-spool: The next generation of the cable reel
The igus® e-spool is an alternative to traditional cable reels, which are used to guide cables and hoses in confined spaces. The e-spool system can guide several cables or media lines, including power
FDA cracks down on bearing lubrications
Bearing lubrication can transfer bacteria and other contaminants between food. See what bearings you can use that are compliant
Designing Cable Management Systems for Collaborative Robots
Collaborative robots work side by side with human workers to complete a wide range of tasks, including welding, quality inspection, and component insertion/fastening. With anticipated global compound
triflex® for heavy-duty applications
igus® offers multi-axis robotic cable protection with triflex® energy chains. triflex® TRE chains are available in an "A" version or a "B" version. In this tech talk, learn why TRE.B was created and w
0:46triflex® TRE.B assembly
This clip provides an overview of how to assemble and disassemble a triflex® TRE.B energy chain.
Simulating subsea conditions with energy chains
Hyperbaric testing simulates deep-water conditions, and effectively assesses subsea equipment with hydraulic and electrical components at depth. Master Flo Valve Inc. is home to one of the largest
energy chains® at the Port of Virginia
In the ship to shore crane industry, threat of system failure is a constant. With expensive downtime, dangerous maintenance, and 24/7 operation, more and more crane manufacturers and maintenance teams
Redesigning the Portsmouth Memorial Bridge for 21st Century Reliability
Since it's initial ribbon cutting ceremony in 1923, New Hampshire's Portsmouth Memorial Bridge has served as a landmark. When it was redesigned, cost savings and maintenance reduction were the main fo
2:30readychain® Harnessed System Options
Save time, money, and hassle with readychain® fully harnessed energy supply systems with igus®. Available in a range of options, from basic cable harnessing to fully-assembled rolling energy systems,
1:39igus solutions for kitchen and furniture applications
igus self-lubricating bearings and linear systems and lubrication free cable carrier systems are a clean, quiet, and reliable way to increase the reliability of adjustable furniture and fixtures.
Robotic cable management made easy
Read the top tips from the igus® cable experts on how to easily and reliably design cable management systems for 6-axis robotic systems.
0:07e-chain® reel for mobile shore power
Connect different vessel types Special energy chain® guides & protects cables Lengths of up to 328 feet Easy and safe handling Longer service life at lower cost
0:56Plastic cable carrier vs metal cable carrier - vibration test