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Installation Guide Linear Motors
4.1.2 Technical Data of Extension Cables
Cable name
Minimum bending
radius for fixed
installation
Minimum bending
radius when moving
Approval
Material wire insulation
Material cable sheath
Oil resistance
Chemical resistance (to
acids, alkalis, solvents,
hydraulic fluid)
4.1.3 Cable Installation
A= 20 mm
B= 25 mm (Min. Bending radius)
C= 6.7 mm (Cable-Ø)
4.2 Connectors
Depending on the stator variant, 2 different types of motor connectors or cable connectors are available.
For the stators with the suffix R150 the connectors are designed with protection class IP67 and for the R20
stators with protection class IP69K. Motor connector and cable connector are screwed together tightly.
Dimensions and tightening torque are shown in the following illustrations.
4.2.1 IP Class IP67
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Standard cable
K05-04/05
25 mm
(1 in)
Not suitable for
applications with
moving motor cable.
UL / CSA 300V
TPE-U
PUR
very good acc.
DIN VDE 0282
Part 10 + HD 22.10
good
R-Connector
Material: Nickel-plated
Max. torque: 0.6 Nm
Note: This cable connector is used with the assembled
extension cables for the stators with end designation R150.
P01-23-HP-SSCP
High-Flex cable
KS05-04/05
30 mm
(1.2 in)
60 mm
(2.4 in)
No Torsion
UL / CSA 300V
TPE-E
PUR
very good acc.
DIN VDE 0282
Part 10 + HD 22.10
good
The stator cable must not be laid in a
freely movable manner. The cable must
be laid firmly, observing minimum
bending radius for fixed intallation (see
chapter 4.1.1). If free movement of the
cable is desired, an extension cable
should be provided.
Max. tensile force 10 N of the stator
cable!
ENG
Robot cable
KR05-04/05
40 mm
(1.6 in)
80 mm
(3.2 in)
Max.Torsion:
±270° pro 0.5 m
UL / CSA 300V
TPE-E
PUR
very good acc.
DIN VDE 0282
Part 10 + HD 22.10
good
NTI AG / LinMot
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