Festoon
Festoon carriers, cranes, and hoists
Festoon Cables
NGFLCGÖU is a screened low-voltage flat cable for repeated one-plane bending in festoon and movable-equipment systems. Common constructions use flexible copper conductors, 3GI3 EPR/EPDM insulation, an individual tinned-copper braid around each core, a parallel flat arrangement, and a 5GM3 chloroprene-type rubber sheath. Voltage, core count, screen coverage, dimensions, travel speed, tensile load, and approvals are model-specific.

In-house capability
Constructions are designed around movement, environment, and electrical duty.
Materials, dimensions, marking, and finish held under in-house manufacturing control.
In-house laboratory checks verify the agreed construction and project acceptance requirements.
Development can start from a drawing, specification, cable marking, or physical sample.
Family profile: voltage, dimensions, screen coverage, travel speed, tensile load, and bending data require the exact first-party specification.
Product anatomy
Use the available structure, operating values, and design references for project screening. Final values are confirmed against the reviewed quotation documents.
Confirmable specifications at a glance
Cable construction
Configuration data
Use these values for project screening. Final construction, dimensions, quantity, reel length, and availability require engineering confirmation.
Fit for your duty
For screened festoon systems on cranes, hoists, lifts, conveyors, machine tools, and port equipment where one-plane bending and reduced electromagnetic interference are required.
Applications and duties
Festoon carriers, cranes, and hoists
Control signals and instrumentation routes
Shielded cables for interference-sensitive routes
Outdoor power, sunlight, and weather exposure
Compliance and documents
Design references
Design references do not establish product certification. Confirm the ordered construction, marking, test scope, and destination requirements during quotation.
Supply and customization
Customization scope
Before you quote
Short answers for engineering and procurement. The reviewed quotation and its document list govern the final supply scope.