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Hilex Cables
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At Flexible Drive Agencies, we pride
ourselves on designing
and manufacturing
a cable to suit your needs. We have the facilities to produce small
to medium size quantities of custom cables. Contact
our sales staff for a quote.
Custom cables for
Cars, Trucks, Tractors, Motor bikes, Machinery
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| The Part Number Code |
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The part Number coding system of specifying your FDA TSK HILEX control cable provides a
convenient and accurate means for ordering your cable requirements and is particularly suitable for
communication by telephone or facsimile.
The code is made from the following alphabetical and numerical symbols and if followed carefully will
ensure that our order is fulfulled exactly to your requirements.
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| Product range and features |
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FDA TSK HI-LEX control cables are available in four basic load capacities and two basic materials.
The standard grade control is made utilising carbon steel terminations components adequately plated to resist corrosion for normal industrial and Automotive-applications. All controls feature
stainless steel rod ends and Deluxe grade controls feature stainless steel or combination of
Stainless Steel and brass fittings making them suitable for most corrosive environments. Each
size is available in a variety of mounting patterns and stroke lengths.
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| Selecting the correct cable size |
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From the four basic capacity ranges available in FDA TSK HI-LEX push-pull controls it will be possible to select a cable suitable for almost any requirement. The following basic elements should be established when specifying the correct HI-LEX control cable for each application.
- The output load;
- The required stroke;
- The total number of degrees of bend angle assumed in the routing of the cable;
- The operating environment;
- The method of actuation;
- Mounting detail.
The operating loads within the system, together with the total bend angle and stroke largely determine the size of cable that will be required, and influence the frictional characteristics of the assembly. It is the frictional factor which dictates the resultant input load in relation to the working load, and forms the basis of selecting the size of control cable required.
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