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As wood recycling experts, we supply you with wood chips produced through our careful processing. Our extensive experience, strict initial checks, and commitment to environmental conservation make us your reliable partner. These wood chips find applications in various industries. High-quality standards: After meticulous processing in our recycling facility, the wood chips are stored in covered bunkers to minimize residual moisture. The selection of wood types for specific uses depends on contaminant levels (e.g., from coatings). Rigorous initial checks and laboratory testing ensure safety. Versatile applications and environmentally friendly Contact us today for more information and offers! Your contact person: Anna-Katharina Hinz | Sales Manager Wood Tel.: +49 2383 936031 E-Mail: a.hinz@reiling.de

Other information Series R48 Inner height hi: 25 mm Inner widths Bi: 25 - 130 mm bending radii R: 60 - 250 mm Pitch: 30,3 mm E-Tube, snap-open along the outer radius Series R58 Inner height hi: 35 mm Inner widths Bi: 50 - 200 mm bending radii R: 75 - 250 mm Pitch: 33,3 mm E-Tube, snap-open along the outer radius Series R68 Inner height hi: 45 mm Inner widths Bi: 50 - 250 mm bending radii R: 100 - 300 mm Pitch: 36 mm E-Tube, snap-open along the outer radius iF-Design-Award for Series R117/R118 and Series R68 ESD classification: Electrically conductive ESD/Atex versions on request UL94-V0 Classifications on request E-Tube made of igumid HT: Hot chips (to 850°C) cannot burn into it. Supplied as a special design on request Other information Series R48 Inner height hi: 25 mm Inner widths Bi: 25 - 130 mm bending radii R: 60 - 250 mm Pitch: 30,3 mm E-Tube, snap-open along the outer radius Series R58 Inner height hi: 35 mm Inner widths Bi: 50 - 200 mm bending radii R: 75 - 250 mm Pitch: 33,3 mm E-Tube, snap-open along the outer radius Series R68 Inner height hi: 45 mm Inner widths Bi: 50 - 250 mm bending radii R: 100 - 300 mm Pitch: 36 mm E-Tube, snap-open along the outer radius E-Chain® selection aids You can find the right E-Chain® quickly by entering concrete parameters and with the aid of a comparison table. Selection aids Installation instructions Joining and separating of the E-Tubes. Assembly Instructions Application examples Applications in various industrial sectors and in the igus® test laboratory. E2 R100 and E2 R Small pitch for silent operation Protection for cables and tubes against chips (even hot chips) Rugged and tight Space-saving with good ratio of inner to outer dimensions Modular interior separation options Small pitch for low-noise, silent operation Very small radii possible through small pitch Smooth, chip-repellant exterior contour Removable lid for shortening the installation time Double stop dog system for longer unsupported lengths KMA mounting brackets with potential for "all-round" fastening Typical industrial sectors and applications Materials handling Construction machinery Machine tools Timber Processing Machines Long travels in many industrial sectors Semiconductor ESD versions Theater and entertaining industry Vehicles General mechanical engineering etc. In all areas exposed to dirt and chips iF-Design-Award for Series R117/R118 and Series R68 ESD classification: Electrically conductive ESD/Atex versions on request UL94-V0 Classifications on request E-Tube made of igumid HT: Hot chips (to 850°C) cannot burn into it. Supplied as a special design on request

Other information Installation video: Instructions for the opening and closing of the E-Tubes Series R117 Inner height hi: 21 mm Inner widths Bi: 20 - 100 mm bending radii R: 63 - 180 mm Pitch: 30,5 mm E-Tube, snap-open along the inner radius on both sides Series R118 Inner height hi: 21 mm Inner widths Bi: 20 - 100 mm bending radii R: 63 - 180 mm Pitch: 30,5 mm E-Tube, snap-open along the outer radius on both sides Series R157 Inner height hi: 40 mm Inner widths Bi: 40 - 200 mm bending radii R: 100 - 250 mm Pitch: 46 mm E-Tube, snap-open along the inner radius on both sides Series R158 Inner height hi: 40 mm Inner widths Bi: 40 - 200 mm bending radii R: 100 - 250 mm Pitch: 46 mm E-Tube, snap-open along the outer radius on both sides Series R167 Inner height hi: 50 mm Inner widths Bi: 50 - 250 mm bending radii R: 100 - 300 mm Pitch: 58,8 mm E-Tube, snap-open along the inner radius on both sides Series R168 Inner height hi: 50 mm Inner widths Bi: 50 - 250 mm bending radii R: 100 - 300 mm Pitch: 58,8 mm E-Tube, snap-open along the outer radius on both sides iF-Design-Award for Series R117/R118 and Series R68 ESD classification: Electrically conductive ESD/Atex versions on request UL94-V0 Classifications on request E-Tube made of igumid HT: Hot chips (to 850°C) cannot burn into it. Supplied as a special design on request Other information Series R117 Inner height hi: 21 mm Inner widths Bi: 20 - 100 mm bending radii R: 63 - 180 mm Pitch: 30,5 mm E-Tube, snap-open along the inner radius on both sides Series R118 Inner height hi: 21 mm Inner widths Bi: 20 - 100 mm bending radii R: 63 - 180 mm Pitch: 30,5 mm E-Tube, snap-open along the outer radius on both sides Series R157 Inner height hi: 40 mm Inner widths Bi: 40 - 200 mm bending radii R: 100 - 250 mm Pitch: 46 mm E-Tube, snap-open along the inner radius on both sides Series R158 Inner height hi: 40 mm Inner widths Bi: 40 - 200 mm bending radii R: 100 - 250 mm Pitch: 46 mm E-Tube, snap-open along the outer radius on both sides Series R167 Inner height hi: 50 mm Inner widths Bi: 50 - 250 mm bending radii R: 100 - 300 mm Pitch: 58,8 mm E-Tube, snap-open along the inner radius on both sides Series R168 Inner height hi: 50 mm Inner widths Bi: 50 - 250 mm bending radii R: 100 - 300 mm Pitch: 58,8 mm E-Tube, snap-open along the outer radius on both sides Installation video: Instructions for the opening and closing of the E-Tubes E-Chain® selection aids You can find the right E-Chain® quickly by entering concrete parameters and with the aid of a comparison table. Selection aids Installation instructions Joining and separating of the E-Tubes. Assembly Instructions Application examples Applications in various industrial sectors and in the igus® test laboratory. E2 R100 and E2 R Chip protection, swivelable Excellent protection against chips (even hot chips) Rugged and tight Snap-open alternately along inside or outside - Swivelable or removable lid, short installation time Space-saving through good internal/external dimensions ratio Modular interior separation options Double stop dog system for longer service life and long, unsupported lengths Universal KMA mounting brackets with potential for "all-round" fastening Typical industrial sectors and applications Machine tools Timber Processing Machines General mechanical engineering etc In all areas exposed to dirt and chips iF-Design-Award for Series R117/R118 and Series R68 ESD classification: Electrically conductive ESD/Atex versions on request UL94-V0 Classifications on request E-Tube made of igumid HT: Hot chips (to 850°C) cannot burn into it. Supplied as a special design on request

Productinformation Coconuts have been a popular food- and raw material source for thousands of years. On account of their delicious taste and positive traits, coconuts are becoming increasingly popular even in our part of the world. Besides valuable protein, the coconut also provides brain sustenance in the form of fructose as well as palmitic- and oleic acid. The unique characteristics of lauric acid, the main fatty acid in coconuts, have been known for many years. Today, lauric acid is used to counteract viruses, bacteria and fungus, which makes coconut chips a real fitness snack. Origin The coconut palm tree originated in Melanesia, a group of islands in the pacific, north-east of Australia. It spread in part naturally and also through humans. Coconuts can drift a long way in the ocean and remain capable of germinating even after swimming in salty water for 100 days. Polynesian seafarers are responsible for its spread to South-East Asia. The coconut palm tree thrives in the wet and warm tropical belt. Its main growing areas include the Philippines, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, South India, Africa and the coasts and rivers of South America. The tree bears fruit the entire year around and produces - depending on age and location - 30 to 150 ripe coconuts per year. Palm climbers and trained monkeys harvest the coconuts. The coconut is of great value to local people.

Productinformation Bananas have lots of dietary fiber, which means a feeling of repletion will start sooner than eating other fruits – good for any diet. Additionally, bananas rank among the most favorite fruits in Germany – alongside apples. Even as a crispy snack with a lot of fruit flavor, they are becoming more and more favored – not only among fans of dried fruits. Origin The banana itself historically originates from the asian part of the world. Nowadays it is domiciled all over of Africa, South America and any regions with tropical climate. The banana chips mainly are produced in Asia – the Philippines have the biggest industrial branch.

Productinformation Crispy, sun-ripened banana chips are paired with melt-in-your-mouth white chocolate—a heavenly combination, and not just for people who love bananas. Banana chips in white chocolate are not only a mouthwatering treat reduced to its bare essentials, but are especially delicious in cereal or yogurt—and healthy to boot. Ingredients Sugar, banana chips (banana, sugar, oil, honey, flavoring) (24%), cocoa butter (18%), whole milk powder, milk sugar, skimmed milk powder, yogurt flavor ( Origin The banana is originally from Asia. Today it is grown in Africa, Central and South America. Banana chips are mainly produced in Asia.