Hybrid Servo Cables with Power, Data and Feedback

All-In-One cable for Servo Systems

Hybrid servo motor cables are all-in-one solutions that combine motor power conductors and signal pairs with the data elements typically found in dedicated encoder cables. This integrated design simplifies installation while ensuring reliable power, control, and data transmission in demanding motion control applications. For high-flex servo applications, proper cable design is critical. Factors such as conductor stranding, lay length, shielding, insulation type, and jacket material directly impact performance and service life. Right Hand Industrial provides expert guidance to help select and source the correct hybrid servo motor cable for your specific application.

Hybrid Servo Cable Series

TECNIKABEL TKFF390 Hybrid Servo 

  • Jacket: PUR, orange

  • Insulation: polyolefin, color coded

  • Shielding: tinned copper braid shield

  • Voltage: 1000V

  • Certifications: UL AWM 21209 90C°, CSA AWM

  • Range: AWG 18 – 6; composite

LUTZE SUPERFLEX® Plus M PUR Hybrid Servo

  • Jacket: PUR, orange

  • Insulation: polyolefin, color coded

  • Shielding: tinned copper braid shield

  • Voltage: 1000V

  • Certifications: UL AWM 80C°

  • Range: AWG 22 / 2-PAIR

Igus chainflex® CF280-UL-H Hybrid Servo PUR

  • Jacket: PUR, orange

  • Insulation: XLPE, black

  • Shielding: tinned copper braid

  • Voltage: 1000V

  • Certifications: UL AWM 80°C

  • Range: AWG 18 – 1; 4 conductors

SAB SL 875 C Hybrid

  • Jacket: TMPU, orange

  • Insulation: polymer, black

  • Shielding: tinned copper braid; shielded pairs

  • Voltage: 1000V

  • Certifications: UL AWM 80°C, CSA, CE

  • Range: AWG 20 – 6; 4 conductor + signal pair(s)

LAPP ÖLFLEX® SERVO FD 7DSL Hybrid

  • Jacket: PUR, orange

  • Insulation: polypropylene, color coded

  • Shielding: tinned copper braid shield

  • Voltage: 1000V

  • Certifications: UL AWM 21223 80C°, CSA AWM

  • Range: AWG 16 – 12; composite

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Class K stranding according to ASTM B174 (172), is a AWM strand count making up individual conductors. For example, a 12AWG conductor with Class K stranding will consist of 65 strands of 30AWG copper wire.