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Finolex Cables introduces FinoGreen cables. They are eco-safe and halogen-free flame-retardant industrial cables that focus on safety and sustainability. Crafted from recyclable materials, these wires emit minimal smoke and contain zero halogen, enhancing their eco-friendly profile. Featuring specially formulated thermoplastic insulation (HFI-TP 70), wires offer low smoke and zero halogen emissions. They mitigate safety risks, reducing fire hazards by minimising smoke emissions and hydrochloric acid gas release. Designed for voltages up to 1100 V a.c., they are ideal for power and lighting systems in low-temperature applications.

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Website: www.finolex.com 


Finolex Cables introduces FinoGreen cables. They are eco-safe and halogen-free flame-retardant industrial cables that focus on safety and sustainability. Crafted from recyclable materials, these wires emit minimal smoke and contain zero halogen, enhancing their eco-friendly profile. Featuring specially formulated thermoplastic insulation (HFI-TP 70), wires offer low smoke and zero halogen emissions. They mitigate safety risks, reducing fire hazards by minimising smoke emissions and hydrochloric acid gas release. Designed for voltages up to 1100 V a.c., they are ideal for power and lighting systems in low-temperature applications.Contact: Finolex CablesWebsite: www.finolex.com 

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