Robot cables designed for continuous-flex and torsion

March 22, 2017

This video explains why choosing a robot cable designed for continuous flex is superior in applications that involve torsional motion. The design of these optimized cables ensure their performance for millions of cycles. Click here to learn more about chainflex cables: www.igus.com/chainflex

Robot cables designed for continuous-flex and torsion

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