A tasty challenge for steel wire tray
Nestlé has enhanced efficiency and reduced the risk of production line contamination at its York factory, following installation of more than 3km of the Cablofil steel wire containment system as part of a plant refurbishment. A continuous programme of asset optimisation and process improvement at Nestlé’s York plant means that there is often an installation taking place on site and recent projects have seen contractor, Connaught, oversee the...
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ATEX-approved nylon cable protection solution
PMA has launched what it believes to be the world’s first ATEX-approved nylon-based cable protection system for use in potentially hazardous environments With nylon systems revolutionising cable protection in a range of industries - from infrastructure and traction to power and construction - the flexible but durable qualities of PMA’s polyamide products present a range of benefits, including easier installation. Although nylon proves itself in a number of...
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Ex electrical connectors for firedamp environments
A range of explosion-proof connectors have been developed to simplifiy the commissioning and decommissioning of electrical equipment installed in hazardous firedamp environments, including underground mines. Firedamp is a flammable gas, predominantly found in coal mines, which normally comprises a number of different flammable gases, particularly methane. Firedamp is commonly found in areas where the coal is bituminous. The gas accumulates in pockets in the coal...
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Out now - Crabtree's new Catalogue for 2010...
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Tri-rated by Eland...
Free jig marker for Salamandre trunking...
Legrand’s Viking Launch...
LPCB-approved armoured power cable...
Antimicrobial cable management system...
Fast push fit connection for new slimline flexilok conduit fitting...
New cable labelling system saves time and money...
Making an entrance...
Small but powerful...
New signal connector range...
Rugged connectors...
Speedy solution...
Connectors in motion...
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