Allen Bradley 2090-CDHIFS-12AF10

Rockwell Automation's 2090 series products are widely used in industrial automation, including processor modules, cables, and control systems. The Allen Bradley 2090-CDHIFS-12AF10 series includes a variety of cables. Hanyite leads the domestic market with its high-quality service and product sales. We have a strong presence, an excellent team, and experienced staff in China. We are committed to expanding into international markets, providing customers with a wide range of products, fast logistics, and solutions to their problems. Consulting is just the beginning; cooperation never ends.

Purchasing and Precautions

The 2090 series has numerous models, each with different functions and parameters. Users are advised to verify the letter and number combination on the specific model number to ensure it meets their needs. The Allen Bradley 2090-CDHIFS-12AF10 belongs to the Kinetix 2090 series. If you require a longer cable, look for the 2090-CDHIFS-12AF20 (20 feet). If your application is a fixed installation with a stationary motor, you can choose the non-highly flexible CDHF series cable. If your motor has a brake, you will need to order an additional brake power cable, such as the 2090-XXBMPP- series.

Preventive measures

When installing Allen Bradley 2090-CDHIFS-12AF10, it is necessary to ensure that the bending radius of the cable is greater than the minimum value specified in the product manual; otherwise, the internal wire core will be damaged. Secondly, it is necessary to prevent the outer skin of the cable from being cut by sharp objects, which may cause a short circuit. Finally, to prevent cables from being squeezed or rubbed by other cables in the drag chain, it is necessary to use appropriate drag chain separators.

Application

Allen Bradley 2090-CDHIFS-12AF10 is applicable in situations where high-precision and high-dynamic motion of the motor is required, such as the feed axis of a CNC machine tool, where the motor needs to move the cutting tool quickly and precisely. The positioning stations of packaging machinery need to precisely grasp and place products. The robot joints and cables need to constantly bend along with the joints. The tracking of conveyor belts on an automated assembly line requires that the motor be precisely synchronized with the production line speed.