Design Guidelines
Moveable Cables
RMFEV-SB (2517)
RMCV-SB (2464)
RMFEV-SB
RMCV-SB
RMBT, etc
Model Designations
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RM | Stands for robot cable movable 0.08mm or 0.05mm wire is used for the conductor to ensure cable flexibility. |
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Insulation Types | |||||||
FE | ETFE insulation Optimal for movable cables for its smooth surface and rigidity. Nonflammable and extensible, and effective even for smaller bending radius. |
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C | Cross-linked PE insulation Smooth on the surface and strong. Because of its good electrical properties, this insulation is suitable when impedance needs to be considered. |
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Jacket Types | |||||||
V | Vinyl jacket Flame-retardant and oil-resistant materials are used. |
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U | Urethane jacket Because of its excellent mechanical strength, this jacket is effective when cable routing or when friction with equipment is a concern. |
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S | Special jacket using smooth PVC |
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Shield Types | |||||||
SB | Braided shield Copper wires are applied around the cable like a net. (Density 80% or higher) |
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SW | Winding shield Copper wires are spirally wrapped around the cable. Less shielding effectiveness than a braided shield. |
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SBX | Special shield of high flexibility | ||||||
Flat Type | |||||||
RMBT | Built-in cable track | ||||||
UL Style No. | |||||||
(2517) | UL-standard compliance style No. Cables conform to the following styles with the combination of insulation and sheath materials. |
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FE | V | 2464 (80ºC,300V) 25517 (105ºC,300V) 2570 (80ºC,600V) 2586 (105ºC,600V) | |||||
FE | U | 20936 (80ºC,300V) 20939 (80ºC,600V) | |||||
C | V | SB | 2464 (80ºC,300V) 2570 (80ºC,600V) | ||||
C | U | SB | 20936 (80ºC,300V) 20939 (80ºC,600V) |
Stationary Cables
RSVV-SB
RSEV-SLA, etc.
Model Designations
Cable Type | |||||
RS | Stands for robot cable stationary (for fixed wiring) Stationary cable for which 0.12mm or 0.18mm wire is used as the conductor. |
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Insulation Types | |||||
V | PVC insulation Stationary cable for which 0.12mm or 0.18mm wire is used as the conductor. |
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E | PE insulation SBecause of its good electrical properties, this insulation is suitable when impedance needs to be considered. |
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Jacket Types | |||||
V | Vinyl jacket Flame retardant and oil-resistant materials are used. |
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U | Urethane jacket Because of its excellent mechanical strength, this jacket is effective when cable routing or when friction with equipment is a concern. |
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Shield Types | |||||
SB | Braided shield Copper wires are applied around the cable like a net. (Density 80% or higher) |
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SW | Winding shield Copper wires are spirally wrapped around the cable. Less shielding effectiveness than a braided shield. |
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SLA | Al / PET tape shield Al / PET tape is wrapped around the cable in layers. Drain wire may be inserted as needed. |