• Trailing cable acc. to
  UL AWM Style 20235 CSA/AWM
• Temperature range
  flexing -40°C to +80°C
  fixed installation -50°C to +80°C
• Nominal voltage
  DIN VDE 600/1000 V
  UL 1000 V
• A.c. test voltage, 50 Hz
  core/core 4000 V
• Insulation resistance
  min. 20 MOhm x km
• Speed of motion
  up to 250 m/min
• Minimum bending radius
  6x cable Ø

• Bare copper-conductor, to
  DIN VDE 0295 cl.6, extra fine-wire,
  BS 6360 cl.6, IEC 60228 cl.6
• Core insulation of TPE
• Core identification to DIN VDE 0293
  - up to 5 cores coloured
  - from 6 cores, black with continuous
  white numbering
  
• GN-YE conductor
  
• Cores stranded around support element
• Polyester fleece wrapping
• Outer sheath of PUR
  with integrated support braiding
• Sheath colour yellow

• PUR outer sheath, low adhesion, abrasion
  resistant, halogen-free, resistant to UV, oil,
  hydrolysis and microbial attack
• Due to the PUR outer sheath, the cable is
  resistant against ozone and radiation, as well
  as oils, greases and petrol

• AWG sizes are approximate equivalent
  values. The actual cross-section is in mm².

Significantly smaller external diameters, smaller bending radii and reduced weights compared to NSHTÖU cables enable the use of smaller drive motors and drums, thus providing significant cost savings. Trailing cables are used for high mechanical stress, especially for applications with frequent winding and unwinding with simultaneous tensile and torsional stress, for building machinery, conveyors and lifting systems, and cranes. They are used as robust and all-weather resistant cables in the harshest operating environments in mining and in flexible handling equipment and railway motors. The cables are suitable for installation in dry, damp and wet environments, as well as outdoors.
Notes

• During installation and operation the tensile stress on the cable must not exceed 25 N/mm²
• Acceleration must not exceed 0,4 m/s²
• 1 to 2 turns should remain on the drum during operation

CE = The product is conformed with the EC Low-Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC.