In the access shaft of the Pyramid of Cheops, salt-resistant
Lapp ÖLFLEX® cables ensure the air conditioning system of
this wonder of the world operates smoothly.

Towering to a height of 178 m and with a diameter of 150 m,
the Singapore Flyer is the ultimate visitor attraction in Singapore.
What’s more, the over 30 km of halogen-free ÖLFLEX® cables will
release no toxic fumes in the event of fire.
 

Bad Münstereifel is home to the Effelsberg radio
telescope, one of the largest of its kind. The motors
that steer the telescope are powered using ÖLFLEX®
connection and control cables.

More and more fairground rides across the globe are
putting their trust in ÖLFLEX® cables. And with good reason –
after all, safety always comes first.

ÖLFLEX® cables are installed in many wind turbines.
ÖLFLEX® WIND is a cable specially designed to deal with
the high torsional forces that occur at the crossover from
the nacelle to the tower.
 

The solar park in Bovera, Spain, covers 24,700 m2, contains
5,400 solar modules and generates 1,440 megawatt
hours of electricity. 20 km of ÖLFLEX® SOLAR
cables were installed here to ensure the park operates
perfectly.
 

ÖLFLEX® ROBOT cables are not only highly flexible,
they are also torsionresistant. This makes them ideal
for operating industrial robots. 

When it comes to largescale paper manufacturing
machines, a range of ÖLFLEX® cables ensures
that everything works just as it should!