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energy chains made of conductive ESD material are used to prevent static charges in the manufacturing processes of electronic components or assemblies. As early as 1992, igus® GmbH, together with the PTB (Physikalisch-Technische-Bundesanstalt) in Braunschweig, carried out measurements of the electrical surface leakage resistance for igus® energy chain with the special material igumid® GC, supplemented by further certifications in 1998 and 1999 according to DIN 53482 as well as the guideline on static electricity ZH1/200 of the Hauptverband der gewerblichen Berufsgenossenschaften.
Other sizes of triflex® R e-chain® in ESD material available upon request
Available with strain relief from stock
1 = mounting bracket with strain relief TR.XX.01
2 = mounting bracket without strain relief TR.XX.02
3 = mounting bracket as intermediate bracket TR.XX.02
Strain relief is possible at the fixed end and/or at the moving end!
Standard: plain hole in ø F
Option: with threaded bushing, steel, M6/M8
In contrast to temporarily applied conductive surface coatings or volatile incorporated antistatic agents, the additives used allow long-term, permanent and maintenance-free conductivity. To ensure conductivity, however, it is not enough for the individual components of an e-chain® to have conductivity; the entire e-chain® must have continuous conductivity from one end to the other. All products in this catalogue are optimised in this respect and the continuous conductivity is measured and documented by a 100% test before delivery.
Only e-chain® that have passed this test are subsequently labelled with the test seal and delivered. The colour of the triflex® R chains is a special feature, as they are not slate grey (≈RAL7015) but still black, similar to ≈RAL9004. Unfortunately, this makes it somewhat more difficult to distinguish them from standard materials. However, this is clearly defined by the material stamp.
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