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SES Sterling Ltd is pleased to announce the development of 2 new products for our Metal Detectable Range, for use in the food manufacturing and pharmaceutical industries


To compliment the 5 sizes of blue Metal Detectable Cable Ties currently offered, we now manufacture Metal Detectable Spiral Binding in 2 sizes (6mm o/d and 12mm o/d), and Metal Detectable M65 Carrier Carrier Mounted Cable Markers, for the marking of large diameter cable bundles and pipes.


For more information or samples of our Metal Detectable Products or any other product from our extensive catalogue please contact our sales office.


SES Sterling Ltd


Harcourt Business Park, Halesfield 17 Telford, Shropshire TF7 4PW Tel:01952 684196 Fax 01952 684286 www.ses-sterling.com


CARBONMONOXIDE ALARMS


Manufacturers of...and Specialists in Total Solution Cable Accessories


OUR PRODUCT RANGES: Stocked in depth for NEXT DAY delivery across the UK or for collection from our MANCHESTER distribution centre


Industrial & Hazardous area ATEX cable glands & accessories MICC glands and accessories Cable lugs and terminations


Cable ties (from PVC through to Stainless Steel) Flexible conduits Cable cleats


Jointing kits and accessories Sleeving (including Heatshrink) Cable labelling and identification M&E fixing systems Steel rigid conduits


Earthing and lightning protection


Junction boxes, enclosures and industrial plugs/sockets Tools (including hire and repair) Timers and energy management products Grommets and grommet strip


AND MUCH MORE!


17 Premier Park, Acheson Way, Trafford Park Road, Trafford Park, Manchester M17 1GA


Tel: 0161 874 1480 Fax: 0161 877 2013 Email: info@cableglandsuk.com Web: www.cableglandsuk.com


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