No, UV Rays Don’t Damage All Plastic Cable Carriers
By Jason Freed I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard this statement: “Yeah, but this system is outside…ya know, in the sun? We can’t use a polymer chain, it will degrade.” It’s...
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H+B technics Navigates the Future of Customer Experience with Virtual Showcase in the igus Metaverse
By Michael Rielly Interactive 3D Models of Boat Lift Systems in the igus metaverse Offer Unparalleled Accessibility and Detail for Customers and Trade Show Attendees 29 JANUARY 2024 – For H+B technics, the journey to...
What Are the Types of Internal Separators for Energy Chains?
By Jaki Hang Interior separation is an important part of e-chain® cable carriers and is used to separate or subdivide different media within the guide. Only with the correct arrangement of cables can the...
The solution to a shrinking circular economy: a simple, reliable recycling platform
The global circular economy is in decline. We need to act now. Recycling technical plastics could be a solution, but it has been very difficult until now. We will show you how plastic recycling...
New E4Q e-chain with extender crossbars for safe guidance of large hoses
A clever adapter system ensures quick and easy adjustment of the E4Q cable carrier to the hose diameter By Mark McGwin 1 March 2023 – igus®, the world leader in motion plastics and moving cable...
Service life extension made easy: just three online steps to your smart e-chain
Equip e-chain cable carriers directly with smart condition monitoring in the igus online configurator and avoid unnecessarily early replacement By Mark McGwin 6 March 2023 – igus®, the motion plastics specialist, now offers a wide...
Why select prepopulated cable carriers?
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How igus can help increase your business’ productivity
By Beke Nieszytka Productivity describes the relationship between the use of production factors (input) and the production result (output). In a simple formula it looks like this: Productivity = output / input If other factors...
