Description
Spiral grounding cable with 3 m extension length provides reliable equipotential bonding for drums and containers in laboratory and industrial settings. Fitted with two stainless steel grounding clamps type MD, the assembly combines low electrical resistance with high mechanical strength. The chemically resistant and abrasion-resistant cable sheath protects the conductor during repeated use. Approved to ATEX II 1GD T6, the cable meets the requirements of regulation VGSEB 734.6 for hazardous EX areas. Each clamp measures 120 mm in length and offers an opening angle of approximately 15 mm, suitable for vessels up to 200 litres. Cable cross-section is 4 mm² with an overall diameter of 6 mm and a 10 mm eyelet for secure connection. Supplied as a complete unit from manufacturer Asecos, this spiral grounding cable supports safe handling of flammable liquids and powders where static discharge must be controlled. The robust construction ensures consistent performance under demanding conditions while remaining easy to deploy and retract.
This article is part of Safety cabinet accessories & equipment packages, in Safety cabinets & hazardous storage.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Extension length: 3 m
- Cable cross-section: 4 mm²
- Overall cable diameter: 6 mm
- Grounding clamps: 2 × stainless steel type MD
- EAN: 4250101144813
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