Lapp OLFLEX Classic 110 Flexible Control Cable

Overview

The Lapp OLFLEX Classic 110 control cable is the reference flexible control and power cable used across control panels, machine wiring, and assembly-line installations throughout the Middle East. Part of the wider OLFLEX cable family introduced by Lapp Group in 1957, the Lapp OLFLEX Classic 110 gives panel builders and machine builders a proven, flame-retardant PVC cable for general-purpose control wiring in dry, damp, or wet conditions.

With fast quotation turnaround and technical support, Seven Star LLC supplies the Lapp OLFLEX Classic 110 to panel-building workshops, machine builders, and industrial plants across the Sultanate and the wider GCC, backed by genuine manufacturing, certification, and technical support.

Operating Principle

The Lapp OLFLEX Classic 110 uses finely stranded bare copper conductors individually insulated in colour-coded PVC, twisted together in numbered cores, and enclosed in a pressure-extruded grey PVC outer jacket that improves flexibility and abrasion resistance compared with a simple extruded sheath. This construction allows the cable to be routed through cable ducts, drag chains, and tight panel gland plates without stiffness working against the installer during termination.

Because the Lapp OLFLEX Classic 110 jacket is oil-resistant and rated across a wide temperature range, the cable maintains its flexibility and dielectric performance whether installed in a climate-controlled panel room or a hotter, dustier equipment enclosure on a coastal industrial site in Oman, and its numbered-core identification lets electricians trace individual circuits quickly during commissioning or fault-finding without needing to add a separate, project-specific core-marking scheme on-site.

Engineering Design of Lapp OLFLEX Classic 110 Flexible Control Cable

The Lapp OLFLEX Classic 110 is rated 300/500 V with a 4,000 V test voltage, and is manufactured to VDE 0281/0293 with CE and RoHS compliance, giving specifiers a cable that is accepted across European-influenced machinery designs common in GCC industrial and process facilities. The cable is available from 2 to 100 conductors including ground, in both unshielded and tinned-copper-braid shielded (CY) versions for installations where electromagnetic interference must be controlled.

Temperature performance differs by installation type: the Lapp OLFLEX Classic 110 is rated -5°C to +70°C when flexed continuously and -40°C to +80°C in fixed, stationary installation, giving designers margin to select the correct duty class for drag-chain, festoon, or fixed conduit routing on the same project.

Selecting the correct core count and shielding option at the design stage avoids costly rework once a panel is partially wired: an unshielded cable run alongside variable-frequency drive wiring can pick up electrical noise that a shielded Lapp OLFLEX Classic 110 CY variant would have avoided, so Seven Star LLC reviews the full wiring schedule and EMC environment before confirming a cable specification.

Key Features

• Rated 300/500V with 4,000V test voltage
• Finely stranded bare copper conductors for flexibility
• Pressure-extruded grey PVC jacket, oil-resistant per VDE 0281/0293
• Temperature range -5°C to +70°C (flexible) / -40°C to +80°C (fixed)
• Numbered core identification for fast circuit tracing
• 2 to 100 conductor configurations, unshielded or CY shielded
• CE and RoHS compliant, suitable for European-influenced machinery
• Suitable for dry, damp, and wet installation environments

Industrial Applications

Panel-building and machine-building workshops across Oman, including projects supporting industrial developments at Sohar and Salalah, specify the Lapp OLFLEX Classic 110 for control cabinet internal wiring, conveyor and assembly-line control circuits, and general machine interconnection where a flexible, oil-resistant control cable is required. Renewable energy, food and beverage, and general process facilities across the GCC also use the OLFLEX Classic 110 for measurement, control, and data-processing equipment wiring.

Because the Lapp OLFLEX Classic 110 shares its core numbering and jacket construction across the wider OLFLEX Classic range, panel builders standardizing on this cable family can simplify wiring documentation and glanding practice across multiple projects, and Seven Star LLC as an experienced supply partner supports these standardization efforts with cable sizing and availability guidance across the region. Because every OLFLEX Classic cable in the range follows the same core-numbering and colour convention, an electrician moving between panels wired with different conductor counts can trace circuits using the same reference scheme, which shortens both commissioning and later fault-finding on multi-panel installations.

Seven Star LLC supplies Lapp OLFLEX Classic 110 cable on request across common conductor counts, with lead time confirmed at quotation against a project schedule, and our technical team can advise on drum quantities and cut-length planning to minimize offcut waste on larger contracts. Field experience across GCC panel-building shops also shows that correct gland selection and bend-radius practice at termination points has a greater effect on the long-term reliability of a Lapp OLFLEX Classic 110 installation than any other single workmanship factor, which is why our technical guidance covers glanding practice alongside cable selection whenever we quote a Lapp OLFLEX Classic 110 cable project anywhere across the Sultanate of Oman.

Technical Specifications

Request a Quote for Lapp OLFLEX Classic 110 Flexible Control Cable

Seven Star LLC is an experienced supplier of Lapp Group in Oman and the GCC, supplying genuine OLFLEX Classic 110 cable and the full OLFLEX product range. Contact our engineering team in Muscat for cable sizing, bill-of-materials support, and a formal quotation for your panel-building, machine-wiring, or process-plant cabling project.

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