May 10, 2007 -
Exceeding highest standards established by ABYC, SAE, and ASTM, Performax(TM) Control Cables are designed for dual-station and tight control cable routing applications that require optimal efficiency in both tension and compression. Corrosion resistant cables are also suited for longer lengths that require low backlash for minimum lost motion.
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Performax(TM) High Performance control cables are designed, engineered and produced to exceed the highest standards established by the ABYC, SAE, and ASTM. State of the art production facilities, equipment and stringent in-process controls ensure the highest quality product possible.
These controls are designed for dual-station and tight control cable routing applications that require high performance efficiency in both tension and compression. Ideal for longer lengths that require reduced backlash for minimum lost motion at the control head.
Performax(TM) controls offer:
o Maximum Efficiency
o Superior Flexibility
o Low Backlash for Minimum Lost Motion
o Maximum Corrosion Resistance
o Consistent Performance
o Enhanced Control
o Positive Operator Response
o Full Complement Long Lay Conduit Company Information: Name: Cable Manufacturing & Assembly Co., Inc. Address: 10896 Industrial Pkwy., N.W. City: Bolivar State: OH ZIP: 44612 Country: USA Phone: 330-874-2900 FAX: 330-874-2373 http://www.cmacable.com
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