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Power & Control Cables India — Olflex Control Cables From LAPP — Versatile & Powerful

OLFLEX®
Lapp has always been the pioneer for highly flexible industrial and power & control cables India. Today, Lapp offers a wide range of highly flexible cables for control and power applications in industrial environments. These cables have also been engineered and tested to be oil, coolant and chemical resistant and withstand dry, damp and wet conditions and therefore allowing you to save money on downtime and lost production.
Lapp offers the extensive line of OLFLEX®, UNITRONIC® and ETHERLINE® cables which include flexible control, continuous flex, torsional, servo, high temperature and field bus cables, all designed to withstand the rigors of the most demanding factory automation applications.
When you need power & control cables India that can route and bend to conform to your machine without damage, ÖLFLEX® is the one brand you can trust. In 1959, ÖLFLEX® was the very first control cable to be designed with color-coded wires and was at the same time the first branded cable in the world. Today, ÖLFLEX® connecting and control cables are some of the most widely used in the world.
Properties of OLFLEX power & control cables India:
  • Flexible, almost entirely oil-resistant and universally applicable.
  • Fulfils the most demanding requirements for electrical and mechanical properties.
  • Comprehensive range for all environmental conditions, including wet/dry, EMC, outside/inside, various temperature ranges, etc.
  • Suitable for fixed connection or energy supply chains.
  • Also halogen-free and available with international licenses.
LAPP’s goal is to provide customers with a complete solution of power & control cables India. The burden of developing a concept, applying the engineering, and transitioning to production can be very taxing on company resources. Their engineering expertise and proactive approach to assembly processes will enable a customer to conserve resources for other critical needs.
Lapp Systems provide an array of services to guarantee that 100% of applications needs will be met:
  • Review of interconnection needs
  • Recommend connectivity solutions
  • Provide concept drawings
  • Prepare quotations
  • Provide final engineering drawings
  • Quality control of finished products
With LAPP’s line of OLFLEX flexible tray cables, you’ll enjoy their legendary durability and high performance, plus even greater flexibility for faster installs. Just what you need to stay ahead of the curve.
Over 20 years of performance testing in the most rigorous industrial plant has demonstrated the reliability of ÖLFLEX® Continuous Flex Control Cables. Superior stranding, specially formulated PVC insulation and jacket compounds optimize flex life and provide excellent resistance to mineral oils, synthetic oils and water based coolants. When you need cables that can withstand motion and continuous flexing at its ultimate limit without damage, ÖLFLEX® Continuous Flex Control Cable is the cable you can trust.
OLFLEX® power & control cables are primarily used in the electric utility, industrial and commercial market place. OLFLEX® is used in machinery, machine tools, system and application engineering, measuring control, heating & air conditioning technologies.
When you’re exploring options to buy power cables, the name of LAPP Group appears amongst the top cable manufacturers India. Make your pick wisely!

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