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Features news on electrical conduit
February 1st 2006

New from Kopex International is ezine Kopex News. It is designed to provide the latest information on products and application of conduit systems available through the company's Accredited Specialist Stockist network.

It will also bring specifiers, users and installers up-to-date with industry legislation and standards and how these may affect the use of electrical conduit.

Kopex e-news can be accessed through the company's website - www.kopex.co.uk - where users can register to receive the communication regularly.

The company's rigorous quality standards and development programme are designed to ensure reliability and to provide cost effective solutions.

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Liquid tight conduit system with ATEX approved glands (1st June 2009)

For hazardous area applications where oil resistant electrical conduit systems are required, Kopex International now has a system that combines the ATEX certified flame HAM proof gland with EXLB oil resistant flexible m

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A conduit of ATEX information (1st May 2009)

Kopex International says the first training course for distributors of its Ex range of electrical conduit systems for hazardous areas was a great success.

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ATEX conduit systems (1st February 2009)

Wherever gas/air or dust/air mixtures or other flammable combinations give rise to a risk of explosion, regulations necessitate the elimination of sources of ignition.

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