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The SICK model 2131087 is a cable assembly belonging to the M12 series, designed for industrial machine safety applications. It features an M12 plug connector with straight orientation and male pins on one end, paired with bare wire leads on the opposite end. The unit utilizes a halogen-free PUR cable jacket in black, ensuring durability in demanding environments. This component serves as a critical interface for connecting safety sensors or actuators within automated systems.
Verify that the specific pin count and coding (e.g., A-coded) match the mating port requirements of the target safety device. Confirm the cable length meets the installation distance constraints. Ensure the PUR material specification aligns with facility chemical exposure standards. Cross-reference the manufacturer part number against official SICK documentation to guarantee authenticity and correct technical specifications before procurement.
Select this cable when a direct connection between an M12 safety port and hardwired terminals is required. Consider the operating temperature range and bending radius limits if the cable will be subjected to dynamic movement. Evaluate the need for shielding based on electromagnetic interference conditions in the installation area. Ensure the voltage rating exceeds the system's operational requirements.
This component is part of SICK's comprehensive machine safety ecosystem, specifically within their cable and connector portfolio. It complements safety光幕 and interlock devices by providing reliable signal transmission. The M12 series is widely adopted in industrial automation for its standardized connectivity and robust performance in harsh manufacturing environments.
Consult official SICK substitution guides for compatible alternatives. Verify pin configurations and electrical ratings before swapping components.

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