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Latest guide to electrical conduit
October 1st 2006

To assist in the specification of the correct electrical conduit, Kopex International has introduced a new version of its Shortform product guide.

The publication provides a concise overview of solutions, services and capabilities and is suitable for specifiers, contractors and stockists.

It includes a selection guide that covers the company's traditional pliable and metallic ranges, as well as non-metallic conduit systems.

Kopex believes its products are well suited to specialist applications within hazardous and onerous environments such as pharmaceutical, MoD, chemical industry, food production, offshore oil and gas where EMI screening capabilities are particularly critical.

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