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News Release from: Kopex International | Subject: Electroflex electrical conduit
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 23 June 2005
Rhino - a tough electrical conduit
The Electroflex electrical conduit series from Kopex International, offers a highly flexible non-metallic solution for use throughout food manufacturing and brewing plants.
The Electroflex electrical conduit series from Kopex International, offers a highly flexible non-metallic solution for use throughout food manufacturing and brewing plants Included in this range is the extremely tough and durable 170 Rhino Series, a smooth PVC covered highly durable conduit system that offers liquid tight properties
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 2 May 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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Rhino - a tough electrical conduit
The Electroflex electrical conduit series from Kopex International, offers a highly flexible non-metallic solution for use throughout food manufacturing and brewing plants.
The 170 Rhino Series has been designed to be both easy to use and provide exceptional strength.
The conduit can be cut without using a hacksaw and a sharp knife is all that a contractor requires.
Rhino is constructed entirely from insulated materials which eliminate the risk of corrosion and there are no jagged edges protruding that can collect dust or foodstuff material, damage cables or cut hands.
There are four available colours within the Rhino range - 171 Grey (standard PVC) 172 Green (Oil Resistant), 178 Orange (Standard PVC) and 180 Black (Standard PVC).
All types offer Ingress Protection to IP67, which is essential in plants where liquids may be present from -20 degrees C to +60 degrees C, and hose downs are commonplace.
Complementing the Rhino Series is a range of fittings which provide an all insulated assembly and waterproof to IP67 with a choice of thread types.
Alternatively, a range of metallic liquid tight fittings can also be used.
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