High Flex Cable, also known as continuous flexing cable, is designed to perform where continuous linear or torsional movement is required without damage to the cable. Constructed and tested for millions of cycles, these cables are typically used in automated systems, on the machine level distributing power and signals to various machine tools, robotics and conveyors within the system. Right Hand Industrial partnerships include the top European and US manufacturers of high flexing cables for various applications and constructions, from multi-conductor and single conductor, to power and control cables, ethernet cable, VFD, motor and servo motor cables.
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Flexibility is a measure of how much movement a cable can tolerate at a given time. Torsional, rolling, bending, and variable describe different flexibility types. Flexibility is tested when a cable is bent, twisted, or pulled into positions other than its original state. Flexible cable can bend significantly and stay bent for a large amount of time without damage.
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Flex life deals more with how often a cable moves without serious damage and less with how the cable moves. Many cables bend for limited use (e.g., installation). High flex life cable bend repeatedly and regularly without disrupting the cable&#;s intended use (e.g., power supply or data transfer).
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