SDK-C0147-12004-101-00-SBS04M17C – Rugged M17 Circular Connector Cable Assembly for Industrial I/O and Servo/Encoder Hookups

From my experience, the model SDK-C0147-12004-101-00-SBS04M17C is best understood as an OEM-grade cable assembly built around an M17 circular connector interface. It’s typically used to link field devices—such as encoders, servo feedback blocks, or compact I/O—back to the control cabinet. If you’re replacing a worn harness or standardizing spare kits, this part helps you maintain consistent pinouts and reliable connections without re-terminating in the field. You might notice that it fits neatly into applications where vibration, oil mist, and tight routing clearances complicate ordinary wiring.

Company’s Order Placement Process and Guarantees

• Warranty period: 365 days
• Delivery time: 1 week for in-stock; no more than one month at the latest
• Payment: 50% advance payment; full payment prior to delivery
• Express delivery options: FedEx, UPS, DHL

One thing I appreciate is the straightforward lead-time window—typically quick for stocked lengths—so maintenance teams can plan downtime with less guesswork.

Key Features

• Industrial M17 circular interface – A robust connector profile that suits servo feedback, encoder, or multi-signal I/O terminations in many cases.
• Stable signal integrity – Shielding is typically included or available by variant to reduce electrical noise in drives, motion, and sensing loops.
• Oil- and abrasion-resistant jacket – Designed for machine spaces; resists common coolants and light mechanical stress.
• Plug-and-run replacement – Pre-terminated ends minimize wiring errors and speed up swaps during corrective maintenance.
• Reliable strain relief – Helps prevent intermittent faults caused by vibration and repeated motion near the connector.
• Cabinet-to-field versatility – Works in cable trays, conduits, or machine routing with standard cable glands.

Technical Specifications

Note: Specific conductor count, pinout, and jacket composition are confirmed per build/variant of this model. If you’re matching an existing machine BOM, share a photo of the label or connector view and we’ll verify compatibility quickly.

Application Fields

• Motion systems and servo/encoder feedback on packaging, labeling, and pick-and-place equipment
• General machine I/O harnessing for CNCs, machine tools, and assembly lines
• Robotics joints and rotary axes where compact circular terminations are preferred
• Material handling modules, conveyors, and gantry systems with frequent vibration
• Process skids and compact panels needing clean, removable connections

A maintenance supervisor told us their team shaved 30–40 minutes off every encoder swap after moving to this connectorized harness—mostly because it eliminates re-crimping under time pressure.

Advantages & Value

• Reliability in harsh spaces – Robust connector geometry plus strain relief reduces intermittent faults caused by vibration.
• Compatibility – M17 interface aligns with many servo/encoder and multi-signal devices; pinout can be matched to existing plant standards.
• Cost control – Pre-terminated design cuts technician time and lowers the chance of wiring mistakes.
• Availability – In-stock lengths typically ship fast, helpful for unplanned downtime.
• Support – We assist with pinout checks, grounding/shielding advice, and installation notes for cleaner commissioning.

Installation & Maintenance

• Environment – Route away from sharp edges and high-temperature surfaces; maintain ventilation in control cabinets.
• Bend radius – Keep to at least 10× outer diameter (or better, per your plant standard) to protect conductors and shield.
• Grounding/shielding – Terminate shields at the cabinet end unless your EMC practice specifies otherwise; avoid ground loops.
• Sealing – Use appropriate cable glands; the M17 interface typically achieves its highest IP rating only when fully mated and properly torqued.
• Wiring – Separate power and signal runs; cross at 90° where routing paths intersect to reduce coupling.
• Routine checks – Inspect for jacket nicks, connector wear, and any loosened strain relief; clean threads and mating surfaces; perform continuity/insulation tests during scheduled maintenance.

Quality & Certifications

• Compliance – RoHS compliant in most cases; CE marking is generally not applicable to passive cable assemblies.
• Manufacturing – Produced in ISO 9001–managed facilities (typical for this category) with documented lot traceability.
• Warranty – 365-day warranty coverage.

If you’re consolidating spare parts, we can suggest complementary items—such as matching panel bulkhead connectors, M17-to-terminal adapters, or shielded cable glands—so your technicians have everything on hand during a swap. It seems to be the simplest way to keep downtime predictable and the install tidy.