The series Olflex® 190 is for control cable applications that require a flexible cable to bend around corners or cable track. It comes in a shielded and unshielded version with UL, CSA, CE and RoHS approvals. There are all black numbered conductors and a green/yellow ground wire with flexible bare copper strands.

Lapp USA also manufactures a similar robotic cable to the 190 series called Olflex® 890. It's a continuous flex cable which means it can be bent back and forth while the application is running. The Olflex® 190 series can bend into position, but it can't continue moving when the machine is turned on.

The Olflex® 110 series is very similar to the Olflex® 190 series without the UL and CSA approvals. It's a 600 volt flexible control cable used most commonly on electrical equipment whether it's dry, damp or wet conditions. The conductors have PVC insulation along with a gray PVC jacket and optional shield.

Servo control cables are commonly used in stationary applications and as supply and feedback cables. There's standard flex and continuous flex options and all they're are composite cables with 2 different guage sizes in each cable. Servo cables have exceptional braid shielding in the CY versions for EMI and RFI interference.

VFD stands for "Variable Frequency Drive" and has all of the industry approvals on all 6 different types of VFD power supply cables. Most versions have a foil tape and tinned copper shield and jacket insulation is either PVC, TPE or Elastomer Alloy.