Conventional Bowden cables transmit tensile forces. Push-pull control cables also transmit pressure forces.
The advantage of Bowden cables or push-pull control cables:
You can put together your own Bowden cable. The large number of standard components gives you an overview of possible combination options. Our Carl Stahl Technocables experts would be happy to advise you on the feasibility and functionality. Production is possible from a certain number of pieces.
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Bowden cables consist of a pressure-resistant spiral sleeve / Bowden cable sleeve in which there is a ready-made wire rope / Bowden cable core. A flexible inner tube is installed around the rope as required. A Bowden cable end piece, such as a ball, eyelet, shank end stop, ... is attached to both ends of the rope for installation.
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When creating a Bowden cable / pull-push control cable, there are extensive possibilities for variation. Your Bowden cable can be tailor-made for your application. Standard components or special components can be used for this. You can find out more about this on the page
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Bowden cables are used where power transmission is required. Examples of this are e.g. brakes, gearshifts, trigger mechanisms, unlocking mechanisms. Due to the possibility of using a wide variety of rope configurations, rope diameters, materials and components, Bowden cables are used in a wide variety of areas. More about possible areas of application
The Bowden cable is attached via the swaged or die-cast cable end connection selected by the customer. Various end pieces such as ball, eyelet, thread, nipple, ... are possible. These are hung or clamped on the machine part. Excessive bending and chafing of the rope should be avoided during installation. You can read about the respective advantages of the rope end connections here. Bowden cables are supplied by us ready for installation according to the requirements of our customers.
Push-Pull Bowden cable is a term used for a Bowden cable that can transmit both tensile forces and compressive forces. The name comes from the way the Bowden cable works.
Carl Stahl Technocables develops and manufactures customized Bowden cables for B2B customers. Bowden cables from Carl Stahl Technocables are used in a wide variety of applications and industries.
The Bowden cables from Carl Stahl Technocables are manufactured in Germany, at our company headquarters in Süssen near Stuttgart.
In our electrical cable assembly we manufacture Bowden cables with electrical cables.
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