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• Most LUL approved products of any flexible conduit manufacturer • True UK manufacturer - designed, developed and manufactured in the UK • We specialise in high performance metallic & non-metallic flexible conduit • Solutions for Infrastructure and Rolling Stock • Dedicated local support with nationwide coverage


With 48 different conduit systems to choose from, Flexicon really is your ultimate choice for Rail.


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