MARTINDALE OFFERS A FLEXIBLE SOLUTION TO SAFE ISOLATION
22/10/2018 Martindale Electric Company Ltd
Martindale Electric - UK market leaders in safe isolation - is pleased to announce the arrival of its latest CABLOK series, which provides installers and maintenance teams with a simple and reliable solution for locking off multiple breakers, switches and valves, to prevent the re-energising of circuits and systems during maintenance, as part of a safe isolation procedure.The latest range of adjustable cable lockouts feature a flexible, PVC-insulated steel cable which is easy to thread and, can be simply adjusted to suit the required length before locking off with a simple squeeze action. Incorporating a built-in safety hasp, with space for up to six padlocks to be securely fixed, it allows multiple operatives to safely work on the same system. For additional safety, the system cannot be re-energised until all padlocks have been released.
Suitable for both the electrical and industrial market, the new ergonomically designed CABLOK series is available with 1m, 3m and 5m cable lengths and is compatible with the Martindale Electric PAD10 and PAD20R padlocks.
The new range of adjustable cable lockouts from Martindale Electric make it easy to ensure all types of circuits can be de-energised and properly isolated prior to maintenance of plant and equipment, preventing potentially fatal accidents and enabling compliance with HSG85, Electricity at Work Regulations.
Martindale Electric is a specialist in providing equipment to ensure safe working on electrical circuits and has designed a wide range of lock out kits and safety equipment, such as voltage indicators, proving units and safe isolation locks to ensure maximum safety in the workplace.
For more information, please contact:
Martindale Electric Company Ltd
Metrohm House
Penfold Trading Estate
Imperial Way
Watford
WD24 4YY
Tel: 01923 441717
Email: sales@martindale-electric.co.uk
Web: martindale-electric.co.uk/
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