Woodworking.Swarf and dust, day in, day out.

CNC routers, saw lines and edge-banding machines run fast and produce a lot of dust and chips. The cable guiding must withstand that and be easy to keep clean.

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Kabelmanagement in woodworking

What does woodworking demand from industrial cable management?

Typical: CNC routers and nesting machines · Saw lines · Edgebanding machines · Drilling and dowelling machines · Sanding and finishing lines

  1. 01

    Fine dust

    Wood dust penetrates everywhere.

  2. 02

    Swarf

    Swarf gets caught in open links.

  3. 03

    Large gantries

    Long travel lengths on multiple axes.

  4. 04

    Dust build-up

    Dust that builds up around cables is undesirable.

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Cable carrier for a tube bending machine at Tebunus Tube Bending

For a large tube bending machine at Tebunus Tube Bending, we engineered and supplied a cable carrier that guides the hydraulic hoses and cables along the travel of the machine. In a workshop with oil, grease and dirt, where the carrier has to keep running for years.

Customer
Tebunus Tube Bending
Sector
Machine building
Solution
Cable carriers
Cable package
Hydraulic hoses and electrical cables
Environment
Workshop with oil, grease and metal debris
Assembly
Engineering and supply by Wisman, with mounting brackets
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