The standard box also provides an useful means of transport for a pre-assembled energy chain.
Consequently, expensive custom designs are no longer necessary for most applications. Modules can be ordered from 75 to 500mm chain outer widths, as well as 600 to 3000mm box lengths, and up to 2000mm maximum box height.
#Zig zag breathing zone series
The "˜zig-zag' design is possible with almost all E2 and E4 e-chains, but the E4 series offers advantages in installation and filling, since it can be opened on both sides. But with these new standardised modular designs, it can now be easily configured online, ordered, manufactured and delivered within ten days - and at lower cost." Previously, customers could specify it individually or in small batches as custom orders. Justin Leonard, the-chain director, igus says: "For customers with demanding vertical cable management requirements, this innovative "˜zig-zag' e-chain solution is ideal. The galvanised steel box can be unobtrusively integrated into stage elements or fastened to movable lighting rigs, and is also available in other colours, including low-reflection black. The system is also able to carry high loads. The intelligent design of the zig-zag movement produces virtually silent vertical operation, unlike traditional rope retraction systems. When the platform is raised, the e-chain unfolds and follows the movement - up to 30m in height. The "˜zig-zag' module from igus provides a folding energy chain, with all the cables guided safely and neatly stowed away in a standardised box when the platform is in its lowered position. Other applications requiring vertically suspended cable management include hydraulic lifting platforms, often used where temporary, flexible access is required, such as storage, maintenance or construction. This can often be challenging in theatre environments: systems must be visually neat, tidy and unobtrusive, operating with little noise and often in restricted spaces. To ensure reliable supply of data and energy, it is therefore also necessary to guide the required cabling vertically. In modern stage technology, a variety of cables - including power, audio and data - must be managed to move and operate lighting rigs or mobile stage elements, usually vertically.
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