Product Specifications:
- Height: 30mm
- Length: 10000mm (roll)
- Depth: 100mm
- Material: Recycled Rubber
- Weight: 21kg
The Cable Protector Roll 20mm provides excellent protection to hoses and cables when and where needed most, ideal where trucks, forklifts or cars may be in use. Each cable protector comes in a 10-metre roll which can be easily cut to suit your requirements for a particular area.
Each cable protector roll is made from highly durable rubber and can be installed quickly and easily - the opening on the top of the cable protector allows for quick insertion of cables and hoses that are up to 20mm in diameter, perfect for standard power cables and hoses that may be in use on sites or in warehouses.
How the cable protector roll protects cables
The cable protector rolls protect cables from damage to HGV and forklift traffic, which is ideal for warehouses and freight depots with frequent traffic.
The 30mm height allows for a safe and comfortable drive over the cable ramp, protecting cables and hoses in various areas when needed. Their uncompromising durability makes them perfect for construction sites and rooms with a lot of traffic.
To pass over the cable ramp safely, each driver will have to slow down to approximately 8km/h.
The cable protector rolls can be easily coiled and transported in a 2 foot x 2 foot box and weight a total of 21kg. When no longer in use the rolls can be re-coiled for storage or transport.
The cable protector rolls can be easily cut on site. Ensure that you are using a sharp blade or saw to cut and that all safety precautions are taken to do so.
Yes, the cable protection rolls are highly suitable for HGV and car traffic. They can also be used in warehouses where forklifts are in use. The recycled rubber design makes them highly suited to construction sites and heavy traffic areas.
To insert cables into the protection roll simply press the cable down through the top of the roll. The opening will allow the cable or wire to be pushed in where it will protect the cable and reduce trip hazards.