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Friday, 17 November 2017

New Fire Resistant Cleats withstand Temperatures up to 1,000C and hold ‘Extreme’ Loads

CMP Products Texas Inc. has today launched a range of ‘fire resistant’ cable cleats which have been engineered and tested to withstand temperatures as high as 1,000oC (1,800oF). Two of the new products, named Themis and Solace, have been designed with a unique twin arc patent-pending internal design profile, off...

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Monday, 1 May 2017

Sentinel, The Ultimate Protective Shield

Introducing the Sentinel, the ultimate protective shield in harsh corrosive environments for TMC2 & TMC2X  In harsh corrosive environments, protection of equipment from the effects of corrosion is of paramount importance. Cable glands manufactured from Zinc Plated Steel, Aluminum, Nickel Plated Brass or...

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Friday, 3 March 2017

Quality Presentation by Lean Six Sigma Trainees

Our quality team continues to lead on Lean Six Sigma training throughout the business, with 12 trainees receiving their Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt certification on Thursday 2nd March. This round of trainees was made up of 10 members of staff from CMP and 2 members of staff from our sister company BEL Valves, as we cont...

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Monday, 21 November 2016

The Importance of Cleats in Cable Management Systems

“Cable cleats should play a bigger part in the decision making process.” Head of CMP’s Technical Department, Lee Frizzell, explains why cable cleats play a crucial part in cable management systems. Q: Firstly, what is a cable cleat? Essentially, cable cleats are devices designed to secure cables and to ensu...

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Monday, 7 November 2016

PXSS2K Series Product Update – Effective November 2016

With effect from November 2016 customers will start to receive our PXSS2K barrier cable gland with a red back nut. This brings the PXSS2K in line with the rest of the CMP barrier cable gland range and means that all of our barrier cable glands will be identifiable as IEC Ex d or Division 1 Hazardous location barrier...

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