The die changeover station pulls the new tool into place while the control cabinet supplies power and sensor signals through a flexible cable assembly fitted with a crimped lug. The luged cord routes around the moving carriage, absorbing the mechanical stress of repeated die swaps without loosening connections. Operators attach the lug to the dedicated terminal block on the press, and the cable follows the guided path that keeps it clear of stamping dies, coolant lines and safety shields. Because the lug provides a secure mechanical lock, technicians can disconnect and reconnect the feed quickly during short‑run production, reducing downtime between batches. The same assembly also feeds the position‑feedback encoder mounted on the die holder, allowing the PLC to monitor tool alignment in real time. In high‑volume stamping lines, the cable’s flexibility permits the carriage to travel the full stroke while maintaining uninterrupted communication, which is essential for synchronizing hydraulic actuators and ensuring consistent part quality. The result is a reliable electrical link that survives the harsh environment of metal‑forming shops.