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Which minimum bending radius must be adhered to when using a tube in an energy chain?

April 26, 2017adhered bending chain energy minimum radius tube

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Which minimum bending radius must be adhered to when using a tube in an energy chain?

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Tubes made from polyurethane (type PUN-…/ PUN-H-…/ PEN-…) are especially well suited to use in energy chains. For the minimum bending radius, the following rule of thumb applies: 10 x tubing outside diameter.