Cable bushing - Import export

Radome antennae TC is working with the customer to develop suitable solutions for antenna systems. This ranges from small batches all the way up to largescale production, naturally including the necessary mounting and connecting parts such as cover components with cable bushing, brackets for mobile phone masts, etc. The parts are processed on our highprecision 5axis CNC machinery.

We have already designed and built an array of different spray protection systems for indoor and outdoor use at industrial plants on behalf of our customers. These traditionally consist of a loadbearing system made of weatherresistant GRP profiles and transparent, weatherresistant plastic panels. The spray protection system has already been enhanced with e.g. fastener frames for electric distributors, pipe supports, GRP cable bushing systems, GRP doors and ports and special openings for sample extraction. As the GRP spray protection systems for outdoor use are also exposed to high wind loads, we are happy to provide auditable static analysis from an independent structural engineering firm to confirm their stability.

The CoMeT system is used to measure the screening effectiveness (transfer impedance, screening attenuation and coupling attenuation) of coaxial and symmetrical cables, connectors, bushings, distribution components, etc. The original CoMeT (Coupling Measuring Tube) has grown into a complete system. In principle, a cable measuring station consists of the following basic components: In addition to differently dimensioned round tube systems for cables and connectors, there are also so-called “triaxial cells” that provide a larger measuring chamber volume for parts that do not fit into one of the tubes due to their geometry (sockets, distributors, etc.).

This low cost tension/compression load cell is an especially robust component, which can be easily integrated in a girder assembly between two cables or chains for measuring force. The standard model comes with internal thread, allowing any adapter parts, for instance eye brackets, to be fitted in the axis of symmetry. Alternatively, the optionally available adapters with external thread can be used for quick and easy screw-fitting into a threaded hole made for the purpose. The radial connection cable is extremely flexible and designed for a wide range of motion. In order to achieve the greatest possible stability for such a small sensor, making it suitable not only for the laboratory but also for industrial use, all parts have been welded together including the cable guide bush in the sensor housing. burster TEDS with an electronic sensor datasheet or standardization of the output signal in the sensor connecting cable are offered as options