Reeling cables
Wind on and off motorised reels and drums on cranes, stackers and mining machines.
Cables that reel, trail, festoon or flex in energy chains, all day.
Wind on and off motorised reels and drums on cranes, stackers and mining machines.
Flexible power cables dragged behind mobile mining and material-handling machines.
Flat and round cables for festoon trolleys on cranes, hoists and conveyors.
Energy-chain, servo, robot and elevator cables for continuous flexing.
Supply, control and drive cables for fixed and mobile equipment.
From 100 V welding leads to 45 kV feeders, with portable cords, EV charging and solar cables.
Rubber-insulated, rubber-sheathed cables for mobile and heavy-duty service.
Screened and braided cables that keep electrical noise in and out.
Multicore control and signal cables for machine and system circuits.
Screened motor cables for variable-frequency drives that contain drive noise.
Measurement circuits, industrial networks and fibre-optic links.
PROFINET, PROFIBUS, CAN bus, RS-485 and coaxial cables for industrial networks.
Pair- and triad-screened cables for measurement and instrument circuits.
Used inOil & gas, Industrial automation
Single-mode and multimode fibre cables for reels, festoons and moving equipment.
Cables for fire safety, heating and work under water.
Low-smoke, zero-halogen cables for confined spaces and areas where people work.
Circuit-integrity and fire-alarm cables that keep emergency circuits working in a fire.
Self-regulating, constant-wattage and mineral-insulated heating cables for pipes and vessels.
Used inOil & gas, Mining & tunnelling
ROV umbilicals, tethers, diver umbilicals and armoured tow cables for subsea work.
Equipment wires and ready-made cordsets.
Equipment wires for panels, vehicles and rolling stock, from UL AWM to EN 50306.
PTFE, FEP, silicone, glass-fibre and mica insulated wires for hot equipment.
Used inIndustrial automation, Oil & gas
Overmoulded M8, M12 and M23 cordsets with oil-resistant PUR jackets.
Send what you know and an application engineer recommends a cable, usually within 2 business hours.