Article archive for Cablofil UK Ltd
Leighton hospital takes ‘EZ’ path to minimise disruption (23 November 2011)
Disruption from refurbishment and service upgrades will be minimised at Leighton Hospital in Crewe from now on thanks to the use of an innovative combined cable management and fire stopping system from Cablofil.
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A tasty challenge for steel wire tray (27 August 2010)
Nestlé has enhanced efficiency and reduced the risk of production line contamination at its York factory, following installation of more than 3km of the Cablofil steel wire containment system as part of a plant refurbishment.
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Getting a flavour for robust cabling (02 November 2009)
The food industry is notorious for providing one of the most aggressive environments for electrical installation and operations. With the requirement to continually clean, access and protect cabling while also maintaining high levels of functionality, electrical engineers are faced with having to balance the issues of site maintenance and safety with that of operational performance.
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Contractor goes back to school for lessons in electricals (06 October 2009)
M&E contractor, MSL (Mechanical Services Ltd), has used an innovative combination of plastic piping and steel wire cable tray that is usually specified for electrical installations to complete a new water services system at a Kent Grammar School.
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Swift Solution for Hospital (01 September 2009)
Cablofil's steel wire tray has been installed in Watford General Hospital's new AAU (Accute Admissions Unit), recently completed as part of the hospital's ambitious rebuild programme. Designed by Murphy Philipps Architects, the three-storey building provides 120 beds for emergency admissions, two cardiac catheterisation laboratories, diagnostics including x-ray, ultrasound and CT scanner, pharmacy manufacture and robotics, library and a roof-top plant room.
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Manchester goes Alpine! (25 March 2009)
Combining a 180m long ski slope with all the après ski bars, restaurants and retail outlets you would expect to find in a genuine Alpine village, Manchester’s Chill Factore has been a challenging construction project. The £31 million Chill Factore opened in November 2007 and is the first indoor ski slope in the north west of England. It covers an area of 250,000 square feet and features two areas: Ski Slope and Mountain Village.
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Compact flexibility (08 September 2008)
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College Promotes Cable Management Knowledge (20 June 2008)
While the skills shortage continues to top the list of electrical industry hot topics, one college in North Wales is making sure its students are completely au fait with the latest cable management best practice.
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Festival of Cabling (07 April 2008)
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Cablofil Faslock Clip (01 December 2007)
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