Lapp connection systems
Tough as nails
Dirt, heat, oil, bacteria, millions of movements: Cables have to withstand a lot in industry. Lapp is bringing a number of innovations to SPS that will continue to function even when other components have given up the ghost.
Does not let anything burn
The Etherline Fire from Lapp is ideal for ensuring that emergency circuits continue to function even in the event of a fire. It is now also available in a Cat.6 version for very high data transmission rates of up to 10 Gbit/s with high signal quality up to cable lengths of 100 meters. Wire insulation based on polyolefin and wrapping the wires with a special anti-fire tape blocks flames for at least 120 minutes - enough time for the fire department to get the fire under control. There is no additional health risk for the emergency services, as the outer sheath is halogen-free and therefore does not release any corrosive gases.
Germ-free even with large screw connections
Bacteria are the natural enemy of food production. Lapp has created a broad portfolio of connection components for hygienic applications to prevent germs from settling in the first place and to allow cleaning agents to drip off easily. The Skintop Hygienic cable gland made of stainless steel has proven its worth. It was designed in accordance with the specifications of the European Hygienic Engineering and Design Group (EHEDG) and has also been evaluated and certified by them, as well as being Ecolab-certified. The robust stainless steel fitting in hygienic design is now also available for cables with an outer diameter of up to 27 millimetres, including a shielded version with optimum EMC protection. as
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