binder unveils new flange components for PBC15 connector system

binder has announced the release of new flange components designed to complement their PBC15 cable connector system. These components have been engineered to meet the demanding requirements of modern industrial applications, particularly in environments where space is at a premium and high current and voltage transmission is essential.

The PBC15 system, enhanced by these new flange components, is engineered for applications in drive technology, automation, intralogistics, and mechanical engineering. It is particularly suited for use with three-phase and asynchronous motors, frequency inverters, and in equipment such as fans, pumps, and packaging machines.

Key technical specifications of the new flange components include:

1. Availability in both flange plug and socket configurations, featuring a locking mechanism
2. Options for unshielded plastic or shielded versions with metal components
3. Compatibility with standard wire cross-sections of 1.5 mm² and 2.5 mm²
4. Wire length of 250 mm
5. Current transmission capacity of up to 16 A at 630 V
6. M20x1.5 mounting thread for direct installation
7. Quick locking mechanism achievable with a ¼ turn

The flange components are designed to be cross-manufacturer compatible, adhering to the DIN EN IEC 61076-2-116 standard. This ensures maximum flexibility and interoperability in various industrial settings.

These flange components, integrated with the existing PBC15 cable connector system, provide a comprehensive solution for power and signal transmission. The system’s shielding options make it suitable for applications requiring high signal integrity or electromagnetic transmission.

binder’s introduction of these flange components represents a significant advancement in industrial connectivity solutions, offering engineers and system designers greater flexibility and performance in their power and signal transmission applications.

For more detailed technical specifications or to request product samples, interested parties are encouraged to contact binder’s technical support team or visit the company’s official website.