igus cable strain relief clamps

Cable strain relief for e-chain® cable carriers

igus® chainfix Strain Relief Solutions

What types of strain relief does igus offer?

Standard chainfix clamps

CFX clamps
  • Can be integrated into KMA mounting brackets
  • Used for single cables.
  • Space-saving due to reduced installation height.
  • Durability for dynamic applications.
  • For the following e-chain systems: E4 | E6 | for all plastic-metal mounting brackets (KMA) with C-profile

chainfix multi-clamps

CFX clamps
  • Can be integrated into KMA mounting brackets.
  • Used for multiple, stacked cables.
  • Different base options to handle space constraints.
  • Durability for dynamic applications.
  • For the following e-chain systems: E4 | E6 | for all plastic-metal mounting brackets (KMA) with C-profile

Tiewrap plates

Tiewrap plates
  • For many applications with medium accelerations
  • Pluggable into the mounting bracket
  • Individual part in switch cabinet construction or machine assembly
  • For the following e-chain systems: easy chain | E2/000 | E2 tubes | E4 | E6

Pneumatic hose clamps

pneumatic hose clamps
  • Can be integrated into KMA mounting brackets
  • Provides secure strain-relief to pneumatic hoses
  • Secure clamping without crushing the hoses
  • For the following e-chain systems: E4 | E6 | for all plastic-metal mounting brackets (KMA) with C-profile

Strain relief separators

Strain relief separators
  • Can be integrated into the mounting bracket
  • Strain relief separator can be positioned as required
  • For applications with medium accelerations
  • Simple installation, cost-effective
  • For the following e-chain systems: E2/000 | E2 e-tubes | E6 | T3

Strain relief nuggets

CFV strain relief element
  • Cost-effective, fast strain relief for simple application with low space requirements at medium accelerations
  • Easy to install without screws or tools
  • For the following -chain systems: For all KMA with C-profile or top-hat (DIN) rail

Minimum gap between the strain relief and the beginning of the bend radius

Minimum gap to strain relief

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Increased service life of the cables: reduction of mechanical stress and prevention of cable breaks
  • Greater operational reliability: fewer breakdowns due to damaged cables
  • Economic efficiency: fewer cable breaks and failures significantly reduce repair and maintenance costs
  • Better performance: cables can work more trouble-free, even with long and intensive mechanical use
  • Cable type and diameter: Flexible cables require different fastenings than thick cables
  • Movement profile of the energy chain: High speed or tight bend radius influence the requirements
  • Environmental conditions: Temperature, humidity and chemical load must be considered
  • Assembly requirements: Quick maintenance or modularity are often decisive
  • Customized for e-chains
  • Cable-friendly design
  • Many years of experience and expertise
  • Comprehensive testing
  • Large selection of strain relief options

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Questions or product information? Please contact:

Rob Mammone
Rob Mammone

Product Manager

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