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Cable and Duct Lubrication |
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 Imagine watching your cable being pulled into a sub duct. Your cable is carefully designed to perform and hopefully resist damage from typically the most strenuous part of it's life - cable placement.
- Consider that cable-pulling tensions approach or frequently exceed the recomended safe limits
- Then think about the cable sitting for years in that duct surrounded by lubricant
Effective and efficient cable installation demands many skills: - Designing and planning
- Plant and workforce management
- Testing and commissioning
- Maintenance
It is vital that cable lubricant performance, compatibility and environmental considerations get the attention they deserve from the industry. |
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Does your workforce handle chemicals, dirty or rodent contaminated items? Do they always have access to hand cleaning facilities for example before lunch or breaks? Is protecting them from harm not an obvious priority?
Regulations from COSHH, DSER 2002, together with guidelines from environmental / health and safety, all recommend the provision of effective means of hand cleaning for everyone involved in transporting, storing and using contaminated or dirty materials including hazardous chemicals.
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 Finding The Right Solvent Cleaner
Current COSHH hazardous substance and DSER 2002 annual process standards require that you check all hazardous chemicals annually replacing any dangerous chemicals with the safest viable alternative product available at a reasonable cost!
Should a chemical spillage or a flash fire occur today, your insurance underwriter will investigate how effectively your environmental policies have been adopted and how they have dealt with safe transport, storage and use of chemicals.
Our range of safety solvents are the result of more than 15 years practical development for: - Metals, paints and coatings – adhesives, resins & sealants
- Natural & synthetic rubber
- Composite materials
- Electrical and specification approved products
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