Cable lubricant 1 l
SKU 8730
Cable lubricant 1 l, 1 fl
Main features short:
Easily insert cables and wires into pipes and ducts
Reduced gel dripping
Does not stick when dry
PDP Technical Attributes Sum:
Color: blue, transparent | Temperature resistance: -15°C - +50°C
Application areas:
Gel for laying cables in ducts and pipes
Suitable for most types of cables, such as electrical, telephone, broadband cables and others
Product advantages:
Easily insert cables and wires into pipes and ducts. Reduces friction for smoother, safer and faster cable retraction. Product remains in the pipe/duct and makes further cable installation easier
Protects cables and wires from damage. Lubrication prevents cables from breaking, tearing or jamming. Reduces cable aging
Easy to apply the gel. Gel structure reduces spillage or dripping of the product. Does not stick when dry
Processing instructions:
Apply a thin layer of gel to the cable using a cloth or sponge. Alternatively, apply the gel into the line. Install the cable. After the water evaporates, a thin layer of lubricant remains.
Main features short:
Easily insert cables and wires into pipes and ducts
Reduced gel dripping
Does not stick when dry
PDP Technical Attributes Sum:
Color: blue, transparent | Temperature resistance: -15°C - +50°C
Application areas:
Gel for laying cables in ducts and pipes
Suitable for most types of cables, such as electrical, telephone, broadband cables and others
Product advantages:
Easily insert cables and wires into pipes and ducts. Reduces friction for smoother, safer and faster cable retraction. Product remains in the pipe/duct and makes further cable installation easier
Protects cables and wires from damage. Lubrication prevents cables from breaking, tearing or jamming. Reduces cable aging
Easy to apply the gel. Gel structure reduces spillage or dripping of the product. Does not stick when dry
Processing instructions:
Apply a thin layer of gel to the cable using a cloth or sponge. Alternatively, apply the gel into the line. Install the cable. After the water evaporates, a thin layer of lubricant remains.
