When the CNC press for deep‑draw dies starts its cycle, the oil‑flex cable routes the drive motor’s power from the control cabinet to the hydraulic pump while staying immersed in the coolant mist. The flexible conduit bends around the moving carriage, preserving a continuous connection as the die‑forming table slides at high speed. Because the cable’s insulation tolerates oil and coolant, it prevents short circuits and eliminates the need for frequent rewiring during maintenance. Operators can therefore change tooling or adjust stroke length without disconnecting power lines, keeping production uptime high. The same cable is often employed in nearby coolant‑recycling stations, where sensors monitor temperature and flow; its resistance to chemical exposure lets the signal wires survive the harsh environment. By integrating the oil‑flex cable into the die‑making line, manufacturers achieve reliable power and data transmission even when the machine’s moving parts are constantly exposed to oil, water and metal chips.