An M16 sensor actuator cordset is the size you reach for when M12 runs out of pins: an M16 x 0.75 screw-lock shell standardized in IEC 61076-2-106 that carries up to 14 contacts, or a true 300 V / 8 A power bundle, in a footprint still smaller than M23. Straight and right-angle, shielded or not.

This m23 17-pin encoder cable carries the highest-count insert in our M23 feedback range: seventeen signal contacts in a shielded, screw-coupled shell for absolute encoders and multi-turn feedback units on demanding servo axes.

An M23 encoder cable is the quiet half of every servo axis: it carries encoder, resolver and winding-temperature signals from the motor back to the drive, through a 360-degree shield that keeps millivolt feedback legible next to a motor switching hundreds of volts. 12-pin to DB9 drive-end builds are our most common configuration.

This M8 actuator cable drops the standard sensor interface to an 8 mm thread for compact photo sensors, small transmitters and robot wrists where there is no room for an M12 coupling nut. IEC 61076-2-104, IP67, 60 V / 3 A, 3 x 24 AWG, straight or right-angle, built to your drawing.

This M8 4 pin IP65 cable delivers low voltage DC power and sensor signals through an 8 mm A-coded shell where a 12 mm coupling nut will not fit. IEC 61076-2-104, IP65 / IP67 mated, 60 V / 4 A, 4 x 24 AWG, straight or right-angle, built to your drawing.