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OP-DRG-10×10-R28 Plastic Cable Chain with end connector

Small plastic cable chain with end connectors, 10 mm square section, 28 mm bending radius, 1000 mm length.

Width
10 mm
Height
10 mm
Bending radius
28 mm

Overview

The OP-DRG-10x10xR28 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 10 mm square, a step up from the 7x7 mm chain in this range for a slightly larger bundle, and it has a 28 mm bending radius, the same as the smaller chain, 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 smaller bundle in the same connector-included format, the OP-DRG-7x7xR28 uses the same 28 mm radius in a 7 mm square section.

Supplied by Tiny Controls in India.

Specifications

OP-DRG-10×10-R28 Plastic Cable Chain with end connector technical specifications
Width 10 mm
Height 10 mm
Bending radius 28 mm
Length 1000 mm
Material Plastic
Colour Black
Supplied with End connectors

Questions

Can I run my motor power cables through this, or is it just for signal wiring?

It's meant for a light cable bundle — a limit-switch and sensor loom, or similar — rather than motor power cables.

Do I need to buy end connectors separately?

No — it comes supplied with end connectors at both ends of the 1000mm length already, so a straightforward install needs nothing extra.

How do the cables actually go in — do I thread them through end to end?

No — it's open-link construction, so cables lay in from the side rather than needing to be threaded through.

How does this compare to the smaller 7x7 chain in your range?

Same 28mm bending radius, but a 10mm square cross-section instead of 7mm — a step up for a slightly larger cable bundle.

How tight a corner can it actually turn?

28mm bending radius.