OP-DRG-7×7-R28 Plastic Cable Chain with end connector
Small plastic cable chain with end connectors, 7 mm square section, 28 mm bending radius, 1000 mm length.
Overview
The OP-DRG-7x7xR28 is a small plastic cable chain for a light cable bundle on a small axis - a compact 3D printer, a small pick-and-place, or a limit-switch and sensor loom rather than motor power cables.
Its cross-section is 7 mm square, the smallest in this range, and it has a 28 mm bending radius, tight enough for a short-travel axis with limited space to mount the chain. It comes supplied in a 1000 mm length complete with end connectors at both ends, so no separate connector set is needed for a straightforward installation.
The chain is black plastic, open-link construction, so cables can be laid in from the side rather than threaded end to end.
For a slightly larger bundle in the same connector-included format, the OP-DRG-10x10xR28 uses the same 28 mm radius in a 10 mm square section.
Supplied by Tiny Controls in India.
Specifications
| Width | 7 mm |
|---|---|
| Height | 7 mm |
| Bending radius | 28 mm |
| Length | 1000 mm |
| Material | Plastic |
| Colour | Black |
| Supplied with | End connectors |
Questions
Is this the smallest cable chain in your range?
Yes — 7mm square cross-section, the smallest in this range.
What kind of machine is this actually meant for?
A small axis with a light cable bundle — a compact 3D printer, a small pick-and-place, or a limit-switch and sensor loom, rather than motor power cables.
Do I need to source my own end connectors for this?
No — it's supplied in a 1000mm length with end connectors already fitted at both ends.
My cable bundle might end up slightly bigger than this handles — what's the next size up?
The OP-DRG-10x10xR28 — same 28mm bending radius, in a 10mm square section instead of 7mm.
How tight a bend can this actually manage?
28mm radius, tight enough for a short-travel axis with limited space to mount the chain.