Bosch Rexroth Aluminium Cover Strip, 8 mm Groove Size, 10000 mm Length

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RS Stock No.:
194-7970
Mfr. Part No.:
3842523256
Manufacturer:
Bosch Rexroth
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Brand

Bosch Rexroth

Compatible Groove Size

8 mm

Product Type

Cover Strip

Compatible Strut Profile

30 mm

Length

10000mm

Material

Aluminium

Standards/Approvals

No

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

Bosch Rexroth Cover Strip, Anodised Aluminium Construction, ESD-Safe - 3842523256


Protect strut profiles from environmental hazards with this cover strip from Bosch Rexroth. Its precision design means it fits securely into 8mm profiles, so dirt can't sneak under it and cables are held safely inside. An anodised aluminium finish helps to give the strip resistance to high temperatures and ensures it stays ESD-safe when connected to your profile with a conductive screw.

• Strip sits flush in your profile, so there's minimal risk of snagging

• 2m length means you get plenty for long runs or several small jobs

Applications


• Warehouses

• Packaging plants

• Retail units

An ESD-conductive connection between the cover profile and the strut profile must ensured through a design solution, e.g. screw

Why is it important to keep dust away from cables?


For fixing cables in position

To prevent dirt from entering the profile slot

Attractive design

Soft PVC cover profile for 6 mm slot is provided as a roller

Flush with profile

Dust poses a risk to your equipment by acting as an unwanted insulator that clogs airways and vents, which can send device temperatures skyrocketing to unsafe levels. This leads to anything from system inefficiencies to dangerous arcing or even explosions.

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