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Limited Fire Hazaed cables are being procured for use on board Indian Naval ships being built by the shipyards / as replacement for exisitng ship cables.

LFH cables mainly protect the inmates from toxic fumes, extent of fire, support of the sheath material for fire and fire survival are the amin properties of LFH cables including -ve halogen and better temp index and oxygen content.

These cables are mfd as per Naval specifications.

For details contact me

 
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  Commented by  arun kohli, Asst. Director/Director, ALANKAR CABLES    | 02 19 2011 19:21:44 +0000
Dear Chandra,
We can offer Navy, reasonably priced LFH cables. We can also offer fire survival cables which can survive fire and maintain circuit integrity at 950 deg C for 3 hours(tested at CPRI Bangalore as per BS 6387).LFH & fire survival Cables provided by us are Halogen free.
please contact us for more information at arun.alancab@gmail.com or call 09810003197.
Arun Kohli
Alankar Cables,Delhi
  Commented by  Bellala Gopinatha Rao, Project Manager Promax Management Consultants    | 01 02 2009 13:33:23 +0000
Thanks for this info
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