Cable carrier configuration | Crossbar options
2.2 Opening options
The crossbars in the cable carriers can be opened in different ways, depending on the crossbar options. Detailed information can be found in the overview of the crossbar options from page 45 and in the respective catalog chapters for the cable carrier types.
Overview of opening principles
Cannot be opened
Opens outward
Opens inward
Opens inward/ outward
Opening slot outside
Opening slot inside
Bolted inside/ outside
Depending on the version, a different number of crossbars can be mounted on the number of chain links in our cable carriers. Essentially, there are two versions: 2.3 Explanation of full crossbar and half crossbar
Half crossbar
Full crossbar
as a standard, the same structure for the inner distribu- tion as in a full crossbar cable carrier can be used on a half crossbar version. After examination of the application at hand, we may recommend using full crossbar cable carriers when installing very thin cables or when using very narrow cable carriers to improve side stability.
Most cable carriers are supplied half crossbar as a standard (crossbars every 2nd link). This excludes closed cable carriers where no half crossbar version is available and versions where chain link and crossbar form a unit. The half crossbar cable carrier versions still offer a very high level of stability thanks to a sturdy connection between the crossbars and the link plates. In addition to the cost advantage due to fewer components, this also results in reduced assembly time. As the dividers are also mounted on every 2nd chain link
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