Strain relief for cables - Import export

Strain relief from igus® is specifically developed for use in e-chains® and dynamic applications. Thecombination of polymer strain relief components and chainflex® cable materials offers maximum holding force and very high service life for the cables. For a wide variety of applications, igus® offers the best solution with respect to cost and benefits; from the CFXL strain relief for long travels in harsh environments, or the new CFU honeycomb strain relief for fast assembly to the CFN chainfix nuggets for simple and inexpensive strain relief. igus® chainfix strain relief components have been successfully used in thousands of applications around the world for years.

Integrated clamping membranes ensure reliable tightening and strain relief to protect the cables. SZ Cable gland, polyamide, size: M50x1,5, for cables ø 30-38 mm

These versatile 50 Ohm BNC plug coaxial cable assemblies feature fully molded strain reliefs and nickel plated bodies for a cable assembly that can withstand harsh conditions. Gold plated center contacts help minimize attenuation and provide corrosion resistance. These cable assemblies are stocked in 12 standard lengths from 1 to 25 feet to satisfy your immediate needs Features: 50 Ohm RF (Radio Frequency) transmission Molded strain relief enhances durability Small diameter cable provides greater flexibility Nickel plated body enhances corrosion resistance Available from stock in 12 lengths ranging from 1 to 25 feet Applications: Data Transmission RFID GPS Test and Measurement Wireless Infrastructure

• Professional phono line sockets manufactured from turned brass, with spring cable strain relief. • Suitable applications include: • Recording equipment • Test instrumentation • Audiophile equipment • Amplifiers • Interconnect cable assemblies

TYP C 063 Cutting, stamping and bending device for radial components Description The device processes power transistors and diodes to the types of housing TO 92, TO 18, TO 126, TO 127 and TO 220 with a maximum of three radially running connections. However, other components can be processed (for example, LED). The cutting and bending of the connecting wires is carried out in one step and of course including cable strain relief in order to avoid axial forces on the component housing. When a component which is to be bent, embossed and cut, two processing stations are necessary. Components