27.06.2026 • Product

Breakout Boxes with Multicore Cables

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Especially in complex NVH measurement environments, reliable signal transmission and clearly arranged cabling are essential. The solutions from SAB Bröckskes are designed to reduce cabling effort while ensuring stable and low noise signal transmission, even under real operating conditions.

A key element of the measurement solution from SAB is the use of integrated multicore cables. In contrast to conventional single cable wiring, multiple signal lines are combined within a defined cable structure. This improves mechanical stability, simplifies handling and supports reproducible measurement results.

The portfolio includes, among other things, individually configurable breakout boxes with BNC or LEMO connectors as well as multicore cables for different types of sensors. The solutions are compatible with common sensor and connector systems, for example for IEPE, charge, triaxial or uniaxial applications.

Different jacket materials such as PUR, TPFK or silicone allow the connection solutions to be adapted to various environmental conditions. These include highly flexible applications as well as temperature resistant or confined installation spaces.
With this approach, SAB Bröckskes considers NVH connection technology as a consistent system solution, ranging from individual connections to fully integrated breakout box solutions.

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SAB Bröckskes GmbH & Co. KG

Grefrather Str. 204-212b
41749 Viersen
Germany

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