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Cable/hose drag chains provide safe and secure wire, cable, and hose management for systems requiring constant motion, facilitating routing, protection and/or organization. Drag chains are available in various sizes and bend radius tolerances to meet specific needs.
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igus 2500 series cable / hose drag chains feature a snap-open mechanism along the chain's outer radius to allow convenient access to the chain's channel after installation. The hinged crossbar can be swiveled by more than 180° on both sides; this feature provides for lightning-fast closure by hand and a secure fit without additional locking devices.
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(2500-03-055)
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Murrplastik MP3000 series cable/hose drag chains feature hinge and latch crossbars, saving time by allowing cables and hoses to be added or replaced after chain installation.
Murrplastik MP35 and MP45 series drag chains are engineered to protect and organize cables and hoses in robotic, packaging, and other dynamic motion applications. These durable, polyamide drag chains support cables up to 30mm (MP35) or 40mm (MP45) in diameter.
Murrplastik MP18 series cable/hose drag chains offer a hinge and latch design that allows quick and easy installation of new cables, without requiring cable/connector disassembly. In addition, the versatile design allows for various installation configurations, including parallel, overlap, circular, and many more.
Murrplastik MP10 series cable/hose drag chains feature open slots that allow smaller cables and hoses to be added or replaced after installation. The MP10 chain is packaged in chain lengths of .5m [1.6ft] (33 connected links) and may be shortened or extended to fit the application.
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(CDC-04X02R11T)
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