Taking the heat


With over 25 years experience in supplying cable accessories and resin for use in hazardous areas, you can rely on 3M to provide a proven, safe, high quality solution.


out of hazardous areas Hazardous Area Resin Joint


Hazardous Area Resin Joint  Flame retardant, hydrocarbon resistant, halogen free  Suitable for use within zoned 1 & 2 areas  Safer and cleaner installation  BSC EN50393 Compliant  Approved for use by many petrochemical companies


Smoke, Toxicity, Flame & Fume protection for cable Cold shrink


 Invented by 3M, it is the ideal solution for jointing, terminating and abandoning cables in hazardous environments


 Provides constant radial pressure & seal without adhesive  Simple & fast installation – no tools or heat required  Quality - long term reliability


 Low smoke & halogen free protective sleeve for polymeric cable joints & bespoke applications in electrical power networks


 Fast and efficient way to ensure compliance with industry standards, regulations and challenging environmental conditions


 Network Rail PADS approved, Certificate number PA05/04396 and London Underground approved, Register number 1106


 Compliant with EU directive 2002/95/EC (RoHS) and EU regulations


There is no room for compromise where electricity and electrical installations are concerned. For video demonstration and more information scan the QR code.


For more information about our Electrical Product range visit www.3M.co.uk/electrical or call (0845) 602 8033


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