The proper functioning of the applications within the railway infrastructure depends on the correct assembly and maintenance of the installations. These installations are affected by different external factors such as wind, UV rays, atmospheric corrosion, presence of saline humidity, impacts, etc.
Unex offers electrically insulating products for the conduction and protection of cables, guaranteeing the electrical safety of people and the installation.
Electrical safety: high dielectric strength, protection of people against the risk of electrocution due to indirect contact.
Fire safety: no electrical arcing, reducing the risk of fire outbreaks.
Signal reliability: avoids stray currents and facilitates earth monitoring.
Do not require earthing, preventing the theft of copper conductors.
The costs derived from connecting the conduction to the earth system and periodic checks are eliminated.
As they do not conduct leakage or induced currents, they avoid premature corrosion that affects metallic conduits.
More than 40 years of experience in outdoor applications.
Non-metallic material: resistance to corrosion caused by weathering or exposure to saline, polluted or chemically aggressive atmospheres.
Robust design and high impact resistance.
Good UV and weathering performance due to the specific formulation of the raw materials.
Complete system of fittings and supports in RAL Grey 7035.
Wide variety of mounting configurations.
Homogeneous colour of cable trays, trunkings, and finishing elements, which blends in with the construction elements.
Can be painted.
Unex products can be installed in different areas within the railway infrastructure to distribute and protect the wiring along the tracks in bridges, viaducts, tunnels..., in signalling gantries and catenaries, in substations and technical rooms, in stations and bus shelters...
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