Industrial Cables

Reliable solutions for power and signal transmission in industrial applications

cables

When the cable is a critical element

Recommended choice when the cable affects reliability, performance and service life.

  • Continuous motion or dynamic routing
  • Harsh environments (oils, moisture, temperature)
  • Transmission of sensitive signals or power
  • Need for durability and operational continuity

When over-specifying is not needed

Standard solutions are sufficient in simple and controlled contexts.

  • Controlled environments and fixed routing
  • Low mechanical stress
  • Requirements already met
  • Cost or space constraints

Required
selection parameters

To propose the right choice, we need just a few key data.

Cable
types

1

Fixed applications and controlled environments

2

For installations with motion

3

Resistant to oils, temperature and demanding conditions

Main application
sectors

Industrial Machinery

Harsh environments, vibrations, and continuous duty cycles.

Automation & Robotics

High dynamics, precision, and high-speed duty cycles.

Off-Highway & Earthmoving

Dust, mud, vibrations, and extreme operating conditions.

Energy and Storage Systems

Carichi variabili, continuità energetica, sistemi distribuiti.

Packaging and Food Processing

Frequent washdowns, high-speed production, and hygienic requirements.

Related
solutions

1

High-Reliability Connections

Mechanical stability, contact integrity, and resistance in harsh environments.

2

Wiring optimisation

Organizzazione, protezione e gestione efficiente dei cablaggi industriali.

3

Electrical power management

Stabilità, conversione e distribuzione efficiente dell’energia nei sistemi elettronici.

FAQ

Typical questions

The cable must be compatible with environment, motion and the type of signal or power carried.
An incorrect choice can cause faults, interference and reduced service life.

No: it is only required in the presence of electromagnetic interference or sensitive signals.
In other cases it increases cost and complexity without real benefits.

No: they are essential only when the cable is subject to flexing or continuous cycles.
In static applications a standard cable is sufficient.