IKS0182 Bosch Rexroth Indramat
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The Bosch Rexroth Indramat IKS0182 is part of the IKS Encoder Cables series and features a 15-pin D-Sub socket connector with solder termination. Designed to withstand 5,000,000 bending cycles and rated for drag chain use, it supports an operating voltage of 300 V on power wires. The cable is halogen-free and operates in ambient temperatures from -40 to +80 C.
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The IKS0182 is a Bosch Rexroth Indramat encoder cable designed for high-flex applications, featuring a D-Sub 15-pin socket and halogen-free construction. Withstanding up to 5,000,000 bending cycles and operating in temperatures from -40 to +80°C, this cable is well-suited for demanding industrial environments. Reliable drag chain compatibility and robust industry standard contacts make this product a solid choice for long-term encoder connectivity.
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The IKS0182 encoder cable manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat belongs to the IKS Encoder Cables series. It is a shielded, preterminated assembly that connects motor or scale encoders to Rexroth drive controllers, carrying differential position signals and encoder supply power. Within automated cells, this cable forms the feedback link that allows axis controllers to close the position loop and maintain programmed tolerances and repeatability. The design is intended for machines with moving cable carriers, rotary tables, or pick-and-place modules that require a flexible and electrically stable feedback connection.
Continuous service is permitted from -40 to +80 °C, supporting operation in cold storage areas and heated control cabinets. The cable cores withstand torsion of ±180° per 30 cm, allowing the assembly to accommodate repeated twisting along moving machine sections. The cable is rated for 5,000,000 bending cycles in a drag-chain loop, providing the flexibility required for repetitive motion. During movement, the sheath can curve to a minimum radius of 7.5 × D, while fixed routing permits a tighter radius of 5 × D for compact panel runs. The outer layer uses a halogen-free jacket, which emits low levels of corrosive gases during a fire and helps limit damage to nearby equipment. These thermal, torsional, bending, and jacket properties support routing through demanding industrial machinery without compromising the conductors or shielding.
The controller end terminates in a 15-pin D-Sub socket that provides the required interface for compatible Rexroth drive controllers. Its soldered contacts create secure electrical connections that resist vibration during machine operation. A metal backshell includes strain relief for cable diameters from 4.8 to 11 mm, accommodating commonly used polyurethane or PVC encoder cable jackets. Internal power pairs are insulated for up to 300 V, allowing low-current encoder supplies and digital signal lines to share the cable while maintaining suitable electrical separation. The shielding helps protect differential feedback signals from electromagnetic interference generated by nearby motors, power conductors, and switching devices. The preterminated design also provides a consistent connector arrangement for installation in control cabinets and moving-axis assemblies.