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Pneumatic and hydraulic distributor Tom Parker has recently introduced its new CEJN eSafe safety couplings to its product range. The new generation eSafe range offers the highest flow available on the coupling market and combined with the resulting low pressure drop, ensures maximum efficiency and productivity
ith a one hand push feature to connect or disconnect, the eSafe safety couplings are easy to use and are designed to provide durability and ensure a long service life. eSafe vents the downstream pressure before disconnection, reducing the noise level and eliminating the risk of operator injury caused by hose whip. The products incorporate this vented safety function as standard, meaning with eSafe you are assured superior per- formance. eSafe couplings are also the first safety coupling with the compact dimensions of a standard coupling. Safety is a key focus when select- ing products to compliment the prod- uct range of Tom Parker. The eSafe range has a low connecting force and provides a reliable solution against impact, vibration and swivelling. In addition, eSafe products are energy saving and comply with international
Left: Tom Parker is renowned for
launching products to the UK fluid power market
safety standard ISO 4414, the European Standard EN 983 and OSHA 1910.95. eSafe quick connect couplings provide the best features on the market with high performance and safety as standard. To ensure the maintenance of quality levels across all its operations, Tom Parker implements quality management systems in accordance with BS EN ISO 9001:2000 and are certified by the BSI. The technical sales team are on hand 8.00am - 6.00pm Monday to Thursday, 8.00am - 5.00pm on Fridays and 9.00am - 12.00 noon on Saturdays to advise and assist on all orders. Tom Parker offer facilities for timed delivery and their carrier can provide a confirmation of arrival times on most orders.
Tom Parker
www.tom-parker.co.uk T: 01772 255 104
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