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Cablelay Basket Matting

by Paul 16. September 2009 12:21

­The Cablelay range was introduced around the millennium to provide protection to the structured cabling systems being installed into commercial buildings.

 

At the time Category 5e cabling was the standard with Category 6 cabling about to be ratified.

 

The demands on the performance of the cables meant that it was essential to protect them from water damage, chemicals and from any damage which may occur during installation or at a later date from uneven surfaces, sharp edges, ridges, pressure points, etc.

 

The Imsis team prides itself on their service levels and commitment to customer satisfaction. Their­ product, Cablelay, is highly respected in the marketplace and has been specified for use on various substanstial projects.

 

When basket tray is installed, Cablelay basket matting helps to protect data cables from being crushed. Basket matting is quick and easy to install, and available in 30m lengths.

 

 

cablelay basket matting

 

Cablelay is a Class ‘O’ fire rated, flexible, closed cell, elastomeric, nitrile rubber.  It is a highly efficient method, ideal for the use of laying Category 6 structured cabling systems under raised floors or in traditional containment infrastructures such as cable tray or a basket equivalent.  Cablelay is dust free, fibre free and CFC free with an ODP of zero making it an environmentally friendly product. 

 

Cablelay is made of a highly flexible elastomeric material which is quick and easy to install and available in various widths to compliment the construction environment.  It can also be manufactured to any specific width and coloured to increase its versatility. It has a closed cell structure which has 0.9% average and 1.5% max water absorption by volume after 28 days. 

 

Class ‘O’ Cablelay has an excellent fire safety performance achieving BS476 part 6 1989 for low fire propagation, producing minimal contribution to the overall heat release, and BS476 part 7 1987 for zero surface spread of flame.  

 

Quality assurance and health & safety issues are becoming increasingly more important.  By manufacturing this environmentally friendly product they are showing their commitment to supporting the preservation of the environment.



 Features 

·           Lightweight and flexible means quick and easy installation with low maintenance, meaning time and cost savings can be made 

 

·           Wide range of roll lengths and widths available - and can be manufactured to suit specific requirements 

 

·           Closed cell structure provides a high resistance to moisture and water penetration, giving long term stability 

 

·           Low Toxicity Index for added safety assurance 

 

·           Variety of specifications - coloured, flexible, semi rigid also various thicknesses to accommodate any application 

 

·           Coloured Cablelay provides a dedicated route-way 

 

·           Dust, fibre and CFC free with Ozone Depletion Potential of zero 

 

·           Class ‘O’ fire category means low fire propagation index producing a zero surface spread of flame for a high degree of fire protection and safety 

 

·           Elastomeric properties provide protection from grit, sharp edges and irregularities in the path-way surface and help maintain the performance of the cables 

 

·           Excellent resistance to the effects of ozone, oil, chemicals, extreme weather conditions and wear and tear 

 

·           Manufactures BS EN ISO 9002 and 14001 approval confirms continuity of quality 

 

·           Also available in LSOH

 

For further information on Cablelay Basket Matting please contact the Integral sales team on 01226 75 22 11 or email sales@integral-networks.co.uk

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