S/SX3200 LG
Aluminum stay LG – hole stay, split version
Properties
- Optimum cable routing in the neutral bending line. Split version for easy cable routing.
- Available customized in 1 mm grid.
- Inside/outside: Threaded joint easy to release.
Stay arrangement on every 2nd chain link, standard (HS: half-stayed)
Stay arrangement on each chain link (VS: fully-stayed)
Bk 250 – 1500 mm in 1 mm width sections
Pictographs
Inner height
Outer height
Inner width
Outer width
Inner width (Bi) in x mm increments
Pitch
Bending radius
Long travel length
Travel length unsupported
Travel length gliding
High additional load
High travel acceleration
High travel velocity
Stay arrangement on every 2nd chain link
Stay arrangement on every chain link
Cannot be opened
Opens outward
Opens inward
Opens inward/outward
Covered cable carrier
Sliding dividers
Fixable dividers
Fixable dividers in x mm grid
Height separation possible
Height separation in 1 mm increments
Hole stay available
Guide channel required
Strain relief
Clean room suitable
Quiet running/low noise
Sold by the meter
Low weight
ESD material
Ex-protection-material
Heat-resistant
Cold-resistant
Resistant to hot chips
Flame-resistant V0 (UL94)
Flame-resistant V2 (UL94)
Dimensions
The maximum cable diameter strongly depends on the bending radius and the desired cable type. Please contact us.
Calculating the cable carrier length
Cable carrier length LK: LK ≈ LS/2 + LB
Cable carrier length Lk rounded to pitch t for odd number of chain links
Calculating the stay width
Stay width BSt: ∑D + ∑c + 2 a0
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Dmax
[mm]
|
Dmin
[mm]
|
hG
[mm]
|
Bi
[mm]
|
BSt
[mm]
* |
Bk
[mm]
|
cmin
[mm]
|
a0 min
[mm]
|
qk 50 % **
[kg/m]
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 176 | 12 | 300 | 166 – 1416 | 210 – 1460 | BSt + 40 | 4 | 22 | 57.48 – 72.66 |
* in 1 mm width sections
** Hole ratio of the hole stay approx. 50 %
KR
[mm]
| ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 470 | 670 | 870 | 1075 | 1275 | 1480 | 1785 |
Order example
SX3200
776
LG
1075
ER 1
9280
HS
End connectors
End connectors – steel
End connectors made of steel. The connection variants on the fixed point and on the driver can be combined and, if required, changed afterwards.
Connection point
F – fixed point
M – driver
Connection type
A – threaded joint outside (standard)
I – threaded joint inside
Order example
Steel
F
A
Steel
M
A
End connector
Steel
Steel
Connection point
F
M
Connection type
A
A
We recommend the use of strain reliefs at the driver and fixed point.
