Rubber cables and wires

Basic specification of rubber cables and wires

Rubber cables and wires are specially designed for applications where high mechanical resistance, flexibility and resistance to extreme conditions are required. Our company works with suppliers such as TKD and PRYSMIAN who supply cables that meet stringent quality and performance requirements.

Driver design

Finely stranded copper conductors for high flexibility.

Insulating material

PVC, PUR, TPE or rubber, which guarantee resistance to mechanical wear and tear and chemicals.

Resilience

Usually from low voltage (up to 1 kV) to medium voltage (up to 35 kV).

Temperature range

Usually from low voltage (up to 1 kV) to medium voltage (up to 35 kV).

Voltage

Usually from low voltage (up to 1 kV) to medium voltage (up to 35 kV).

Use

Motion applications, robotic systems, energy and signal transmission.

Standards and certifications

IEC, EN, UL and other international certifications.

Industries where rubber cables and wires are used

Automation and robotics: cables resistant to constant bending in robotic arms and machines.

Mechanical engineering: power and control of machines where high mobility is required.

Transport: electrification of moving parts of transport equipment such as trams and train systems.

Power: Power transmission in applications with frequent cable movement.

Automation and robotics: cables resistant to constant bending in robotic arms and machines.

Why are rubber cables from TKD and PRYSMIAN important?

Supplier TKD and Prysmian provide high-quality rubber cables that are reliable even in extreme conditions. Their products enable our company to offer solutions for applications where conventional cables cannot meet the required standards of durability and performance. TKD and Prysmian’s rubber cables thus support our ability to provide flexible and safe wiring solutions to our customers.