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Robust industrial cable protectors
December 1st 2006

Vulcascot's industrial cable protectors not only protect cables from damage but are said to prevent serious accidents caused by tripping and falling over cables.

Their resilience is such that building site dumper trucks and warehouse forklifts can roll up and over the gently sloping profiles while electric cables are safely enveloped.

The company has ensured that the entire range is halogen free, fire retardant to BS 476 Part 7 Class 3, DIN 4102 Part 1 and Class B1, UV stabilised for extended outdoor life and nonconductive to BS903-C5, 500V.

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