Industries we serve
CableSafe products are developed for industrial workplaces where cable hazards, objects at height and restricted-access areas create serious risk. Pick your industry to see the hazards we typically close there — and the ranges that do it.
01Temporary power, water and air on changing sites
Every new phase brings new cable runs across walkways and scaffolds. Hooks and guards move with the work; nets and kick plates protect the people below.
02Onshore, oilfield and drilling operations
Turnarounds put hundreds of temporary leads on the deck at once. Non-conductive, UV-stabilised hooks and ATEX-ready materials keep them off the floor in zoned areas.
03Turnarounds under the strictest safety regimes
Contractor density, permits and inspections: products that are specified by standard, marked with their SWL and documented on every page.
04Decks, machinery spaces, small workspaces on water
Salt, wind and vibration. AISI 316 lanyards and nets for fixtures at height; hooks and mats that survive the weather deck.
05Coal, gas, nuclear and renewables plants
Outages are short and crowded. Fast-deployable barriers and hooks that install at up to 5 m without a ladder save hours on every shift.
06Corrosive, ATEX-zoned and high-temperature areas
Non-sparking PBT hooks, chemical-resistant walkway mats and lanyards rated from −40 °C to +500 °C.
07Production floors with mixed pedestrian and vehicle traffic
Permanent cable routes across aisles and doorways: heavy-duty guards, bridges and wall hooks that keep the floor clear for forklifts and people.
08Underground cable and hose routing
Trailing cables, ventilation ducting and water lines in confined headings: hooks and hangers that install fast and hold in the wet.
09Routing and rerouting cables on every new site
Temporary 110 V and 230 V distribution on scaffolds and in corridors: the Light system, patches and wall hooks that come down as fast as they go up.
10Forklift lanes, charging points and pedestrian traffic
Charger cables and data leads across aisles are the classic trip hazard. Guards and covers create a protected route that trucks can drive over.
Not on the list?
Events, shipyards, rail depots, data centres, film sets — anywhere cables cross a route people walk, or tools sit above a floor people stand on, the same products apply. Describe the situation; an engineer picks the article, the size and the fixing method.
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