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Flat Cable For High Flex Applications
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From W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc.
The latest process-automation machines are designed to operate much faster than previous generations and incorporates vision and numerous sensors. This new operating environment can stress cables and cable-management equipment beyond design capabilities. Cable stress has a direct impact on the reliability of automation equipment. Understanding what causes cables to fail in high-flexing applications allows us to take appropriate precautions during the design phase to optimize the system's reliability. Products & Services
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6.1 Introduction
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