MUELLER ELECTRIC - AUTOMATE YOUR PROCESS WITH OUR M12 FACTORY AUTOMATION CABLES

Automation has become a must in almost any kind of production and wherever robotics, packaging or conveyors are used. Mueller Electric's M12 factory automation cables provide ultimate dependability, durability and connectivity between all your automation equipment to take your business to the next level.

Mueller Electric's factory automation cables come equipped to connect with any kind of technology, including but not limited to sensors, actuators, attenuators, motor-operated switches and more. In turn our factory automation cables are adaptable and provide ultimate communication with any factory automation equipment. In many cases Mueller Electric can provide the same high quality cables as competitors with value-added benefits while delivering them to you faster than major brands.
Investing in new automation equipment? Mueller Electric’s factory automation cables are plug-and-play and come technologically equipped to communicate/work with all new, high-tech equipment.
Upgrade your current equipment to become more automated? Mueller Electric provides durable factory automation cables that support your current machinery that can withstand long-term, repetitive movement.
So what are the differences between PVC, PUR and TPE instrumentation cable jacket insulations? You've heard about all three. Each has different strengths. Mueller Electric offers all three for our instrumentation cables. Read the descriptions below to discover the differences and find out which cable jacket insulation is best for your application. PVC - Polyvinyl chloride is a great choice for general purpose use which allows us to give a great price point. Because of its high moisture resistance, PVC is great for use in wet or humid conditions. PUR - Polyurethane offers good resistance against abrasion, oil and ozone. PUR is halogen free, meaning it does not contain chlorine, iodine, fluorine, bromine or astatine. TPE - Thermoplastic elastomer is flexible, recyclable and has the ability to withstand chemicals and endure harsh temperatures. TPE is resistant to aging in sunlight, UV and ozone. It also has a high flex rating, typically 10 million.