Igus 2700 Black, W141mm x D50 mm, L1000.00 mm, 150 mm Min. Bend Radius, Igumid GLW
- N° de stock RS:
- 814-1988
- Référence fabricant:
- 2700.12.150.0
- Fabricant:
- Igus
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83,87 €
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101,48 €
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Unité | Prix par unité |
|---|---|
| 1 - 5 | 83,87 € |
| 6 + | 79,68 € |
*Prix donné à titre indicatif
- N° de stock RS:
- 814-1988
- Référence fabricant:
- 2700.12.150.0
- Fabricant:
- Igus
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Sélectionner tout | Attribut | Valeur |
|---|---|---|
| Marque | Igus | |
| Product Type | Cable Trunking | |
| Width | 141mm | |
| Depth | 50mm | |
| Colour | Black | |
| Material | Igumid GLW | |
| Length | 1m | |
| Minimum Bend Radius | 150mm | |
| Fire Behaviour | Self-Extinguishing, Flame Retardant | |
| Series | 2700 | |
| Integrated Strain Relief | Yes | |
| Standards/Approvals | REACH, RoHS | |
| Sélectionner tout | ||
|---|---|---|
Marque Igus | ||
Product Type Cable Trunking | ||
Width 141mm | ||
Depth 50mm | ||
Colour Black | ||
Material Igumid GLW | ||
Length 1m | ||
Minimum Bend Radius 150mm | ||
Fire Behaviour Self-Extinguishing, Flame Retardant | ||
Series 2700 | ||
Integrated Strain Relief Yes | ||
Standards/Approvals REACH, RoHS | ||
- Pays d'origine :
- DE
Igus Cable Trunking Accessory, 36mm Height, 23mm Width - 1025.12PZ
This cable trunking accessory provides a mounting solution for cable chains in industrial installations. Designed for use with e-chains, it offers a compact attachment option that integrates into cable management systems where polymer components are preferred. The product suits environments demanding a lightweight support for routing and securing moving cables.
Features and Benefits:
• Polymer construction reduces weight while resisting corrosion
• Black finish minimises visual distraction in control cabinets
• 36mm height delivers compact vertical clearance
• 23mm width enables narrow-profile installations
• Compatible with e-chains for straightforward assembly
• Accessory form supports repeatable positioning during maintenance
• Black finish minimises visual distraction in control cabinets
• 36mm height delivers compact vertical clearance
• 23mm width enables narrow-profile installations
• Compatible with e-chains for straightforward assembly
• Accessory form supports repeatable positioning during maintenance
Applications
• Suitable for mounting e-chains in automation machinery
• Ideal for cable routing in electrical control panels
• Used with moving harnesses in mechanical gantries
• Can be used for organisation of wiring in production cells
• Used for retrofit of cable guidance in assembly lines
• Ideal for cable routing in electrical control panels
• Used with moving harnesses in mechanical gantries
• Can be used for organisation of wiring in production cells
• Used for retrofit of cable guidance in assembly lines
What material characteristics affect installation torque requirements?
The polymer composition provides some flexibility, permitting moderate screw torque without fracturing, which aids secure fastening in metal or composite mounting points.
How does the colour influence inspection and maintenance?
The black finish reduces glare and helps conceal soiling, making visual inspections easier in brightly lit control rooms while not affecting functional checks.
Can it withstand exposure to oils or coolants in workshops?
The polymer body offers general resistance to incidental contact with common workshop fluids, reducing degradation risk compared with unprotected metal fittings.
What should be considered when integrating with existing cable routes?
Its compact profile and compatibility with e-chains mean planners should verify spacing and clearance for chain movement rather than alter chain selection or routing geometry.