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Technical helpers
August 1st 2005

Following its announcement earlier this year to establish a network of accredited specialist stockists for its ranges of electrical conduit. Kopex International has now appointed distributors throughout the country.

In appointing these, Kopex has recognised that demanding and hazardous applications of their conduit require specialist technical support and application advice.

Products such as the ATEX flameproof gland are consequently now available through the accredited specialists and potential applications can be discussed fully with them.

Kopex International also has a team of technical staff who support the accredited specialists in demonstrating the products’ capabilities and supplying promotional and technical material. This approach will therefore help to ensure that every Kopex installation is completed using a conduit suited to the physical demands and the risk.

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