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Cables covered?
May 1st 2010

Tripping and falling over loose unprotected cables is a leading candidate for workplace trips.

Vulcascot manufactures 35 different cable protectors designed to safely cover up the smallest cable to super large power cables found on construction sites.

Vulcascot's Snap Fit range needs no knife to slit the product's base and in the event of fire, the products are halogen free. Smoke and fume emission levels are low and non toxic.

As well as reducing accidents the Vulcascot range protects cables from damage caused by pedestrians or wheeled traffic.

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