METWAY LAUNCHES ELMEX RAIL-MOUNTED CONNECTORS
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Metway Electrical Industries is proud to announce its new range of Elmex rail-mounted connectors. The extensive range covers feed through, multi-level (double and triple stack) terminals as well as disconnecting, fuse and fuse-feed terminals. Competitively priced, these connectors meet the needs for a wide range of applications including transformers, panel building, on-site installation and general electrical assembly to name a few.
The multi rail fit enables the connectors to be used with both G type and ‘Top Hat’ (H35) rails and they are also available with spring clamps. The special foot design provides a slot for easy mounting and removal from a stack, using a screwdriver.
Fully approved, the range also conforms to the ATEX directive covering electrical and mechanical equipment and protective systems, which may be used in potentially explosive atmospheres including flammable gases, vapours or dusts.
Additionally, a huge range of electromechanical connectors is available from Metway Electrical Industries. These are featured in the new Metway Connect Range Catalogue and viewable on www.metway.co.uk. An extensive range of electronic terminal blocks and wiring accessories is also included in both printed and online catalogue product listings.
Metway Electrical Industries enjoys a reputation for quality and service underpinned by BS EN ISO 9001: 2000 accreditation. With extensive bespoke design experience, the company aims at all times to assist customers in obtaining the solution that exactly meets their requirements.
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