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DATA SHEET

ÖLFLEX

CRANE

DB 0039001

valid from: 12.07.2011

Originator: ROKR / PDC

approved: HESC / PDC

Document: DB0039001EN page 1 of 1

PD 0019/2.2_11.10EN

Application

ÖLFLEX

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CRANE cables are rubber cables with supporting element for flexible use for normal mechanical stresses. Outdoor

use as well as use in industrial water is possible, they are weatherproof and suitable for harsh environmental conditions.

Usage of these cables on drums or on guide pulleys under tensile load is not allowed.

Application range: Handling and hoisting equipment, construction machinery, dockyard installations etc.

Design

Design based on VDE 0250-814

Conductor extra fine wire strands of bare copper, acc. to IEC 60228 resp. VDE 0295, Class 6

1 mm

: Wire Ø 0.15 mm

starting at 1.5 mm

: Wire Ø 0.20 mm

Core insulation rubber compound 3GI3 acc. to VDE 0207-20

Core identification acc. to VDE 0293-1, with or without GN/YE ground conductor

up to 5 cores coloured in acc. to HD 308 S2 that is VDE 0293-308

starting at 6 cores: Black cores with white numbers

acc. to DIN EN 50334 resp. VDE 0293-334

Supporting element depending on the number of cores and the conductor cross-section one or

several supporting elements

tensile strength represents minimum number of cores x nominal cross section x 30 N

tensile strength ≥ 300 N

Outer sheath Chloroprene rubber in acc. with VDE 0207-21

Colour: Black

Electrical properties

Nominal voltage 300/500 V

Test voltage 3000 V AC

Mechanical and thermal properties

Min. bending radius flexing: 12,5 x cable diameter

fixed installation: 6 x cable diameter

Temperature range flexing: -25 °C up to +80 °C max. conductor temp.

fixed installation: -40 °C up to +80 °C max. conductor temp.

Flammability flame retardant in acc. with IEC 60332-1-2 resp. VDE 0482-332-1-2

Tests acc. to IEC 60811 resp. VDE 0473 and VDE 0472

EC-Directives This cable is conform to the EC-Directives 2006/95/EC (Low Voltage Directive)

and 2002/95/EC (RoHS, Restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances).