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Hradil special cables are used world-wide in automation, robotics, broadcasting and measurement technology. The versatility of our cable assemblies has convinced the trade press too:
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Published on wireandcabletips.com at 27.08.20
Cat7 hybrid cable transmits across entire length of train interior
The new High-Endurance cable by Hradil Spezialkabel permits the combined transmission of electrical power and high-speed data across the entire length of the train interior, including couplers.
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Published on electronicspecifier.com at 11.12.15CAN bus capable of low temperature operation
A new specialised cable has been developed by Hradil Spezialkabel for use in extremely low temperatures. The CAN bus line has a small outside diameter and has been designed for minimal bending radius ...
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Published on wireweb.de, October 2015
Cables coming in from the cold
Hradil Spezialkabel presents a flexible 5000V power supply cable for maritime applications at temperatures as low as -200°C. The cable is typically used on LNG carriers. What makes this cable so special is that, instead of copper strands, it contains strands made from pure nickel.
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Published in OVERVIEW/ March 2013
Hradil Spezialkabel GmbH of Germany,
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Published in EuroWire, January 2013
The safest cables
The newly developed Hradil SC 44 cables totally and safely prevent the zone entrainments within the cables, independently from the cable length as well as from the type and pressure of the gas.
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Published in Offshore / August 2012
Explosion-proof cables
German cable specialist Hradil Spezialkabel has introduced its newly developed Hradil SC44 cables for offshore platforms to the market.
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Published in Wire & Cable Asia / December 2011
Hybrid fibre and copper cable
Hradil Spezialkabel Germany, introduces a new hybrid cable including both a fibre optic (FOC) and a copper cable.
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Published in WIRE, No. 2 / August 2011
Two in one
Hradil Spezialkabel introduces a new hybrid cable including both a fiber optic (FOC) and a copper cable. This specific broadband hybrid cable adds up to Hradil’s FOC business segment and combines two benefits.
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Published in MaschinenMarkt, June 2009
Some like it hotter...
Safeguard operational capability in a fire – this is the demand imposed on flameretardant cable assemblies in the event of fire.
The secret of Hradil’s new CERAMOFLEX cables lies in the conductor insulation, made of special ceramicized silicon. In spite of its excellent flame-retardant properties (180 rating at 750°C), CERAMOFLEX cables are enormously flexible and extremely thin at a diameter of just 11.4 mm.
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Published in Draht, No. 1/2009Under pressure
A cable that will stand up to (almost) any pressure:
Hradil’s new high-pressure hose cable combines the properties of a CCTV cable for sewer inspections with those of a flushing hose, separate entities until now. This cable is designed to operate at pressures of up to 2,500 bar.
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Published in RO-KA-TECH Journal, No. 1/2007
A cable with a double skin just like an onion
Hradil Spezialkabel based in Stuttgart have presented a new design in CCTV cables for sewer inspections, comprising two jacket layers, one on top of the other. To all intents and purposes it follows the onion or layering principle with its double skin.
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Published in Design & Elektronik, No. 2/2006
Green cables
Not only semi-conductors, passive components and circuit boards but also cables will be affected by the imminent “RoHS” and “WEEE” standards, which forbid the use of lead, bromine and cadmium as from July 2006. In their search for alternative materials, cable manufacturers have run into some old acquaintances with properties that are able to fulfill both the EU directives and the needs of industrial use.
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Published in RO-KA-TECH Journal, No. 4/2005
Quality, service and cost-effectiveness
Leküchner, the Leingarten-based sewer cleaning company, has chosen compatible cables supplied by inkab.
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Published in SPS Magazine, No. 3 / August 2005
Coaxial cables suitable for extreme conditions
Coaxial cables are a weak point when it comes to use under extreme conditions. This is a challenge to which Hradil’s engineers have risen.
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