Draka launches new product range catalogue
Draka has published its latest all-products catalogue. It runs to a full 108 pages and describes in detail the company's entire range of third-party approved cables that meet the demands of the vast majority of construction and industrial applications. This includes house wiring and low voltage supply cables for use in domestic, commercial, retail, healthcare and leisure sector buildings. It also covers specialist communication and data transmission cables, and Draka's market-leading fire performance cables that are used extensively for safety-critical applications within the general construction, petrochemicals, security and mass transit sectors.
The new catalogue features the latest additions to the Draka cables offering - Saffire 0HLS [Zero Halogen, Low Smoke] and Firetuf Powerplus. The new Saffire 0HLS range provides significantly improved performance when compared with other cables on the market, extending the safety benefits of 0HLS cables to a much wider marketplace. Firetuf Powerplus provides enhanced circuit integrity performance to meet the demanding requirements of BS 7346-6:2005 [Components for smoke and heat control systems: specifications for cable systems].
The new fully-illustrated catalogue is sub-divided into a number of easy-reference sections. Each contains detailed construction, specification and cable performance data, along with listings of the relevant approvals and detailed product selection information. It also includes useful guidance on health and safety in relation to cable handling and drum storage, together with expert cable installation advice.
Draka
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email: sales@drakauk.com
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