FR 2009 Catalogue

RADOX
Wire+Cable Catalogue
Excellence in Connectivity Solutions
Edition 2009 / 2010
Item Number 84078415 / 03.2009
RADOX
Wire+Cable Catalogue

Content Page

Introduction to HUBER+SUHNER and RADOX

The Material 1

RADOX

Fire Resistant Cables 2-7

Cable Installation 8

Fire Resistant Stainless Steel Cable Ties 9

RADOX

R125 & R155 High Temperature Flexible Wires 10-14

RADOX
Cables Fire Safety Performance 15-20

Technical Information 21-25

Notes 26-27

Further Catalogues 28

Company Contact Details Back Cover

1
HUBER+SUHNER is a Swiss based multinational company specialising in the manufacture
of speciality cables with enhanced fre safety characteristics and telecommunication products.
The ever increasing demands to improve the fre safety of materials used for insulating and
sheathing compounds of electric cables extends beyond the fundamental requirements of
fame retardancy.
HUBER+SUHNER recognised these demands and developed RADOX
, a high performance
compound with superior fre safety properties.
At HUBER+SUHNER we defne our role as more than just a product supplier but more as a
solutions partner to our customers to solve their individual requirements. Our experience is
drawn from over 30 years of development in materials technology and extends beyond the
industry norm.
Research and development remains a key element at HUBER+SUHNER with approximately
7% of revenue re-invested back into product development.
Our RADOX

cable products are manufactured according to a Quality Management System
which is certifed to ISO 9001 (AS 9001).
RADOX

was developed by HUBER+SUHNER to fll the temperature gap between
conventional electrical cable insulation material such as PVC, XLPE + EPR which are rated
at 90C or lower and the more expensive high temperature resistant materials such as Tefzel
(ETFE), Tefon (PTFE), and silicon rubbers rated at temperatures of 150C and above.
Cables insulated and sheathed with RADOX
offer the electrical industry superb mechanical

and environmental properties, halogen free with no corrosive by-products of combustion, low
smoke and a 125C continuous temperature rating.
RADOX
is a halogen free polyolefn-copolymer based compound crosslinked by e-beam

technology to eliminate melt and fow of the material when subjected to extreme heat such as
overload, short circuit or high ambient temperatures.
Due to the higher current carrying capacity per cross sectional area when compared to
MIMS, PVC and XLPE designs, RADOX
Power cables can offer signifcant cost, weight and

space savings while still providing a superior level of fre safety.
RADOX
cables are accepted worldwide and are considered as the benchmark for fre
performance cabling systems.
Crosslinking of a cable material is the process of bonding together the molecular chains of a thermoplastic compound.
Once the material is crosslinked it is heat stabilised and therefore will not melt or fow. Crosslinking may be achieved
through electron beam (e-beam) technology, chemical processes or temperature pressure methods. The chemical and
temperature pressure methods are diffcult to control and can result in variability in the level of crosslinking. RADOX
is
e-beam crosslinked to achieve exact and uniform crosslinking throughout the length and depth of the material.
What does crosslinking mean?
Introduction to HUBER+SUHNER
RADOX
The Material
Fire Resistant Cables

Control and Power Cables 3-4
Multi-core Power Cables 5
Single Insulated Building Wire 6
Telephone and Data Cables 6
Communication Cables 7
Stainless Steel Cable Ties 9
RADOX

FR-3013

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Item
Number
Cross Section
mm
2
No. of
Cores
Stranding
No. / mm
Weight
kg / 100m
Overall Diameter
mm
Classifcation
Acc. AS/NZS 3013
12536429 0.75 2 7 / 0.38 8.0 8.0 WS51W
12536460 0.75 3 7 / 0.38 10.0 8.5 WS51W
12537006 0.75 4 7 / 0.38 12.0 9.5 WS51W
12537192 0.75 10 7 / 0.38 30.0 14.5 WS51W
12548139 0.75 20 7 / 0.38 46.5 19.0 WS51W
12536434 1.0 2 7 / 0.45 9.5 8.5 WS51W
12536467 1.0 3 7 / 0.45 11.5 9.0 WS51W
12537012 1.0 4 7 / 0.45 15.0 10.0 WS51W
12536444 1.5 2 7 / 0.54 12.0 9.0 WS52W
12536472 1.5 2 + earth 7 / 0.54 14.5 10.0 WS52W
12536474 1.5 3 7 / 0.54 14.5 10.0 WS52W
12537024 1.5 3 + earth 7 / 0.54 18.5 11.0 WS52W
12537021 1.5 4 7 / 0.54 18.5 11.0 WS52W
12537054 1.5 4 + earth 7 / 0.54 23.0 12.5 WS52W
12548140 1.5 6 + earth 7 / 0.54 27.5 13.0 WS52W
12537092 1.5 7 7 / 0.54 27.5 13.0 WS52W
12537212 1.5 10 7 / 0.54 40.5 17.5 WS52W
12537232 1.5 11 + earth 7 / 0.54 45.0 18.0 WS52W
12537259 1.5 16 7 / 0.54 59.0 20.5 WS52W
12537284 1.5 20 + earth 7 / 0.54 74.0 22.5 WS52W
12539462 1.5 40 + earth 7 / 0.54 144.5 32.5 WS52W
2 HOUR FIRE SURVIVAL CABLES
FR 3013 (2005)
Flame Retardant AS 1660.5.1 (IEC 60332-3)
Zero Halogen AS 1660.5.4 (IEC 60754-1)
Low Smoke AS 1660.5.2 (IEC 61034-2)
Zero Corrosive Gases AS 1660.5.4 (IEC 60754-2)
RADOX FR - 3013
Control and Power Cables
Voltage Rating: 0.75mm
2
to 1.0mm
2
300/500V
1.5mm
2
to 2.5mm
2
0.6/1kV
Maximum Temperature Range: -40C to +90C

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Item
Number
Cross Section
mm
2
No. of
Cores
Stranding
No. / mm
Weight
kg / 100m
Overall Diameter
mm
Classifcation
Acc. AS/NZS 3013
12536454 2.5 2 7 / 0.70 16.5 10.5 WS52W
12536487 2.5 2 + earth 7 / 0.70 20.0 11.5 WS52W
12536486 2.5 3 7 / 0.70 20.0 11.5 WS52W
12547477 2.5 3 + earth 7 / 0.70 25.5 12.5 WS52W
12537039 2.5 4 7 / 0.70 25.5 12.5 WS52W
12537059 2.5 4 + earth 7 / 0.70 32.0 14.0 WS52W
12537099 2.5 6 + earth 7 / 0.70 39.5 15.5 WS52W
12537225 2.5 10 + earth 7 / 0.70 60.5 21.0 WS52W
12537289 2.5 20 + earth 7 / 0.70 106.0 26.5 WS52W
No. of Cores Core Colours Sheath Colour: Red
2 Red, White Conductors: Copper to AS 1125 (IEC 60228 Class 2)
2 + earth Red, Black, Yellow/Green
3 Red, White, Blue
3 + earth Red, White, Blue, Yellow/Green
4 Red, White, Blue, Black
4 + earth Red, White, Blue, Black, Yellow/Green
5 White with Black Numbers
+ Yellow/Green if earthed
The WS classifcations are valid when the cables are installed in accordance with our installation recommendations. Refer page 8.
Voltage Rating: 0.6/1kV
FR 3013 (2005)
Low Smoke AS 1660.5.2 (IEC 61034-2)

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Item
Number
Cross Section
mm
2
No. of
Cores
Stranding
No. / mm
Weight
kg / 100m
Overall Diameter
mm
Classifcation
Acc. AS/NZS 3013
*
12536459 4.0 2 7 / 0.88 23.0 12.0 WS52W
12536496 4.0 2 + earth 7 / 0.88 28.0 13.0 WS52W
12536494 4.0 3 7 / 0.88 28.0 13.0 WS52W
12537047 4.0 3 + earth 7 / 0.88 38.0 14.5 WS52W
12537062 4.0 4 + earth 7 / 0.88 45.0 16.0 WS52W
12537478 6.0 2 7 / 1.07 31.5 14.0 WS52W
12537996 6.0 2 + earth 7 / 1.07 41.0 14.5 WS52W
12537708 6.0 3 + earth 7 / 1.07 51.0 16.5 WS52W
12537654 6.0 4 + earth 7 / 1.07 61.5 18.0 WS52W
FR 3013 (2005)
Low Smoke AS 1660.5.2 (IEC 61034-2)
No. of Cores Core Colours Sheath Colour: Red
2 Red, White Conductors: Copper to AS1125 (IEC 60228 Class 2)
2 + earth Red, Black, Yellow/Green
3 Red, White, Blue
3 + earth Red, White, Blue, Yellow/Green
4 Red, White, Blue, Black
4 + earth Red, White, Blue, Black, Yellow/Green
*

Proposed operating temperature range for the purposes of AS/NZS 3013 classifcation is -25C to +110C.
RADOX
FR - 3013 cables are capable of operating outside the stated temperature range (as low as -40C and as high as +125C)
with a differing degree of resistance to mechanical damage than the AS/NZS 3013 classifcation indicates. For details please contact us.

RADOX FR - 3013
Multi-core Power Cables

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Cross Section
mm
2
No. of
Cores
Stranding
No. / mm
Weight
kg / 100m
Overall Diameter
mm
Classifcation
Acc. AS/NZS 3013
1.5 1 7 / 0.54 2.5 3.5 WS5XW
2.5 1 7 / 0.70 3.5 4.0 WS5XW
Colours Available: Red, White, Black, Blue & Yellow/Green
Note: RADOX
FR - 3013 Building Wire should be provided with additional mechanical protection, i.e. conduit, duct etc.
Item
Number
Cross Section
mm
2
No. of
Twisted
Pairs
Stranding
No. / mm
Core
Diameter
mm
Weight
kg / 100m
Overall Diameter
mm
Classifcation
Acc. AS/NZS 3013
*
12539787 0.375 2 1 / 0.69 1.75 6.1 7.8 WS51W
Austel Approved: A93/CA/0097 (2 pairs)
Core Colours: According to Austel Technical Standard TS008
Sheath Colour: Red
Conductors: Plain Copper Wire
*

Proposed operating temperature range for the purposes of AS/NZS 3013 classifcation is -25C to +60C.
RADOX
FR - 3013 cables are capable of operating outside the stated temperature range (as low as -40C and as high as +125C)
with a differing degree of resistance to mechanical damage than the AS/NZS 3013 classifcation indicates. For details please contact us.
RADOX FR - 3013
Single Insulated Building Wire
RADOX FR - 3013
Telephone and Data Cables
Data Transmission Characteristic: Category 3
FR 3013 (2005)
Low Smoke AS 1660.5.2 (IEC 61034-2)
RADOX

FR Telephone and Data Cables are
IDC (Krone) compatible and can be connected
with standard jelly flled connectors.

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Item
Number
Cross Section
mm
2
No. of
Twisted
Cores
Stranding
No. / mm
Weight
kg / 100m
Overall Diameter
mm
Classifcation
Acc. AS/NZS 3013
12536430 0.75 1 x 2 7 / 0.38 8.5 8.0 WS51W
12537009 0.75 2 x 2 7 / 0.38 20.5 13.5 WS51W
12537069 0.75 3 x 2 7 / 0.38 23.0 14.0 WS52W
12537196 0.75 5 x 2 7 / 0.38 33.5 17.5 WS52W
12537247 0.75 7 x 2 7 / 0.38 40.0 19.0 WS52W
12537270 0.75 10 x 2 7 / 0.38 55.5 23.0 WS52W
12536436 1.0 1 x 2 7 / 0.45 10.0 8.5 WS51W
12536408 1.0 1 x 3 7 / 0.45 12.0 9.0 WS51W
12537015 1.0 2 x 2 7 / 0.45 23.5 14.5 WS51W
12537074 1.0 3 x 2 7 / 0.45 28.5 15.5 WS52W
12537201 1.0 5 x 2 7 / 0.45 41.5 19.0 WS52W
12537250 1.0 7 x 2 7 / 0.45 49.0 21.0 WS52W
12537273 1.0 10 x 2 7 / 0.45 69.5 25.5 WS52W
12536447 1.5 1 x 2 7 / 0.54 12.5 9.5 WS52W
12536410 1.5 1 x 3 7 / 0.54 15.5 10.0 WS52W
12537029 1.5 2 x 2 7 / 0.54 30.0 16.0 WS52W
12537081 1.5 3 x 2 7 / 0.54 35.5 17.0 WS52W
12537206 1.5 5 x 2 7 / 0.54 52.0 21.0 WS52W
12537253 1.5 7 x 2 7 / 0.54 61.5 22.5 WS52W
12537276 1.5 10 x 2 7 / 0.54 87.0 28.0 WS52W
Core Colours: White with black numbers Sheath Colour: Red
Conductors: Copper to AS 1125 (IEC 60228 Class 2)
RADOX FR - 3013
Communication Cables
Voltage Rating: 300/500V
Screen: Overall Alu/Poly screen + drain wire
FR 3013 (2005)
Low Smoke AS 1660.5.2 (IEC 61034-2)

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RADOX FR - 3013

Cable Installation Requirements
On Cable Tray / Ladder
Direct Fixing to Walls, Ceilings and in PVC Conduit
Steel Conduits
Catenary Wire
Unsupported Spans
Cables should be secured with metal* fxings such as stainless steel cable ties, strapping or cable clamps with the following minimum
recommended fxing distances:
Vertical, Inclined or Unsupported
- For cables or cable bunches of diameter less than or equal to 25mm fx every 600mm
- For cables or cable bunches of diameter greater than 25mm fx every 300mm
Horizontal
- Where supported by the ladder or tray fx every 1000mm
Trays / ladders should be fxed to the fre rated elements of the building structure using steel expanding bolts or a similar system.
Trays and fxing should be loaded according to the manufacturers recommendation for fre conditions.
Cables / conduits should be secured with saddles (generally galvanised steel) using steel expanding bolts or a similar system not
incorporating fammable materials such as nylon. Minimum recommended fxing distances are as follows:
- For cables, cable bunches or PVC conduits containing cable bunches of diameter less than or equal to 25mm fx every 600mm
- For cables, cable bunches or PVC conduits containing cable bunches of diameter greater than 25mm fx every 300mm
Horizontal
- Where supported by a fre rated surface fx every 1000mm
Conduits should be secured with saddles (generally galvanised steel) using steel expanding bolts or a similar system not incorporating
fammable materials such as nylon.
- Fix every 600mm
Cables must be secured to catenary wires using metal* fxings such as stainless steel cable ties or strapping with the following minimum
recommended fxing distances:
- For cables or cable bunches less than or equal to 25mm fx every 600mm
- For cables or cable bunches of diameter greater than 25mm fx every 300mm
Catenary wires should be secured to fre rated elements of the building structure and should only be loaded to 50% of the manufacturers
recommended maximum.
No unsupported span over 600mm for cable or cable bunch diameters less than or equal to 25mm.
No unsupported span over 300mm for cable or cable bunch diameters greater than 25mm.
* Metals such as steel and copper are deemed suitable. Brass or aluminium is not suitable due to its lower melting point.
All fxings and supports must be tested and comply with AS/NZS 3013.
These recommendations are considered minimum requirements and should be read in conjunction with local statutory requirements.

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Part No. Length mm Width
mm
Thickness
mm
Max. Bundle
Diameter
mm
Min. Loop
Strength
kg
Pack Qty
ST200/7 200 7 0.28 55 32 100
ST250/7 250 7 0.28 70 32 100
ST360/12 360 12 0.35 110 50 50
ST450/12 450 12 0.35 110 50 50
RADOX FR - 3013
Stainless Steel Cable Ties
2 HOUR FIRE RATING
Stainless Steel Type 304 (Type 316 available on request)
Corrosion Resistant
Normal Operating Temperature Range -80C to +539C (approx.)
RADOX
Stainless Steel Cable Ties have been approved for use

in fre resistant wiring systems requiring conformance with
AS/NZS 3013.

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10
RADOX

R125 & R155
High Temperature Flexible Wires
Flexible Single Core R125 11
Flexible Multi-core R125 12
Flexible Single Core R155 13
Flexible Multi-core R155 14
Cross Section
mm
2
Stranding
No. / mm
Colours Available Weight
kg / 100m
Overall Diameter
mm
0.25 19/0.13
Black, Brown, Red, Orange, Yellow, Blue, Grey, White, Violet
0.4 1.5
0.50 19/0.18
Black, Brown, Red, Orange, Yellow/Green, Blue, Grey, White
0.7 1.7
0.75 24/0.20
Black, Brown, Red, Orange, Blue, Grey, White, Violet
1.1 2.2
1.0 32/0.20
Black, Brown, Red, Orange, Yellow,
Yellow/Green, Blue, Grey, White, Violet
1.5 2.6
1.5 30/0.25
Black, Brown, Red, Orange, Yellow/Green, Blue, Grey, White, Violet
1.9 2.7
2.5 48/0.25
Black, Brown, Red, Yellow, Yellow/Green, Blue, Grey, White, Violet
3.0 3.4
4.0 56/0.30
Black, Brown, Red, Blue, Grey, White
4.6 4.1
6.0 81/0.30
Black, Brown, Red, Yellow/Green, Blue, White
6.5 5.0
10.0 78/0.40
Black, Red, Blue, White
11.0 6.2
16.0 119/0.40
Black, Red, Blue, White
16.5 7.4
25.0 182/0.40
Black
25.0 8.9
35.0 266/0.40
Black
35.0 10.3
50.0 378/0.40
Black
50.0 12.1
70.0 348/0.50
Black
71.0 14.4
RADOX R125
Flexible Single Core 125
C Rated

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RADOX
125 High Temperature Low Smoke Halogen Free Flexible Wires

Thermal Class B
2
to 1.0mm
2
450/750V
1.5mm
2
to 240mm
2
0.6/1kV
Benefts
High current carrying capacities
Wide temperature range -40C to +125C
Electron beam crosslinked
Short circuit temperatures of up to 280C with no change
to material properties
Easy processability (removal of insulation etc.)
Excellent resistance against all conventional
impregnating varnishes and potting resins
Flexible
Good abrasion resistance and mechanical properties
Available in a full range of colours
Good resistance to ozone, UV and sunlight radiation
Behaviour in Case of Fire
Flame retardant AS 1660.5.1 (IEC 60332-3)
Zero halogen AS 1660.5.4 (IEC 60754-1)
Low smoke AS 1660.5.2 (IEC 61034-2)
Zero corrosive gases AS 1660.5.4 (IEC 60754-2)
Applications
All class B insulated equipment
Electric locomotives and railway carriages
Electric Trams
Electronic equipment
Switchboards
Lighting equipment
Thermal equipment and appliances
Refrigeration units and freezers
Air conditioners
Wiring of coils, leads to ballasts transformers and
converters etc.
Flexible connection to diesel motor generator sets
Harnesses for automotive industry
Engine bay wiring
RADOX

125 RW for high density wiring
Note: Other sizes available on request
Cross Section
mm
2
No. of
cores
Stranding
No. / mm
Core Colours Weight
kg / 100m
Overall Diameter
mm
0.75 2 24/0.20
Brown, Blue
6.3 6.6
0.75 3 24/0.20
Brown, Blue, Yellow/Green
7.1 7.0
0.75 4 24/0.20
Brown, Grey, Black, Yellow/Green
8.8 7.7
0.75 5 24/0.20
Brown, Blue, Black, Grey, Yellow/Green
10.9 8.6
1.0 2 32/0.20
Brown, Blue
7.4 7.5
1.0 3 32/0.20
9.1 7.9
1.0 4 32/0.20
11.2 8.8
1.0 5 32/0.20
13.6 9.6
1.5 2 30/0.25
Brown, Blue
8.6 7.8
1.5 3 30/0.25
11.0 8.3
1.5 4 30/0.25
13.6 9.2
1.5 5 30/0.25
16.8 10.4
2.5 2 48/0.25
Brown, Blue
13.0 9.1
2.5 3 48/0.25
16.6 10.1
2.5 4 48/0.25
20.9 11.3
2.5 5 48/0.25
24.9 12.4
4.0 2 56/0.30
Brown, Blue
18.7 11.0
4.0 3 56/0.30
23.9 12.0
4.0 4 56/0.30
29.8 13.0
6.0 2 82/0.30
Brown, Blue
29.1 14.1
6.0 3 82/0.30
36.8 14.5
6.0 4 82/0.30
41.8 15.6

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RADOX R125
Flexible Multi-core 125
C Rated
2
to 0.5mm
2
450/750V
0.75mm
2
to 6.0mm
2
0.6/1kV
Sheath: RADOX

125 Black
Some sizes available with screen from stock
RADOX
125 High Temperature Low Smoke Halogen Free Flexible Cables

Thermal Class B
Cross Section
mm
2
Stranding
No. / mm
Colours Available Weight
kg / 100m
Overall Diameter
mm
0.25 19/0.13
Black, Yellow, Yellow/Green, White
0.4 1.5
0.50 19/0.18
Black, Brown, Red, Orange, Yellow, Yellow/Green, Blue, White
0.7 1.7
0.75 24/0.20
Black, Brown, Red, Orange, Yellow, Yellow/Green, Blue, Grey, White
1.1 2.2
1.0 32/0.20
Black, Brown, Red, Orange, Yellow,
Yellow/Green, Blue, Grey, White, Violet
1.5 2.6
1.5 30/0.25
Black, Brown, Red, Yellow, Yellow/Green, Blue, Grey, White
1.9 2.7
2.5 48/0.25
Black, Brown, Red, Yellow/Green, Blue, Grey, White
3.0 3.4
4.0 56/0.30
Black, Brown, Red, Yellow, Blue, Grey
4.6 4.1
6.0 82/0.30
Black, Red, Yellow/Green, Blue
6.5 5.0
10.0 78/0.40
Black, Red
11.0 6.2
16.0 119/0.40
Black, Red, White
16.0 7.4
25.0 182/0.40
Black
25.0 8.9
35.0 266/0.40
Black
35.0 10.3
50.0 378/0.40
Black
50.0 12.1
70.0 348/0.50
Black
68.0 14.4
95.0 444/0.50
Black
89.0 16.3
120.0 570/0.50
Black
110.0 18.4
RADOX R155
Flexible Single Core 155
C Rated

13
2
to 1.0mm
2
450/750V
1.5mm
2
to 240mm
2
0.6/1kV
Benefts
Flame retardant AS1600.5.1 (IEC 60332-3)
Wide temperature range -40C to +155C
Self extinguishing
Low halogen
High current carrying capacities
Electron beam crosslinked
Short circuit temperatures of up to 280C with no change to
material properties
Easy processability (removal of insulation)
Excellent resistance against all conventional impregnating
varnishes and potting resins
Flexible
Good abrasion resistance and mechanical properties
Available in a full range of colours
Good resistance to ozone, UV and sunlight radiation
Applications
All class F insulated equipment
Electric motors
Furnaces
Switchboard wiring
Domestic appliances
Hot water systems
Lighting equipment
Air conditioners
Transformers
Electronic equipment
Generators
High temperature equipment
RADOX
155 High Temperature Flexible Wires

Thermal Class F
Cross Section
mm
2
No. of
cores
Stranding
No. / mm
Core Colours Weight
kg / 100m
Overall Diameter
mm
0.75 2 24/0.20
Brown, Blue
4.9 6.3
0.75 3 24/0.20
5.9 6.7
0.75 4 24/0.20
8.8 7.5
0.75 5 24/0.20
10.9 8.6
1.0 2 32/0.20
Brown, Blue
6.1 7.0
1.0 3 32/0.20
7.7 7.6
1.0 4 32/0.20
11.2 8.8
1.0 5 32/0.20
13.6 9.6
1.5 2 30/0.25
Brown, Blue
6.6 7.5
1.5 3 30/0.25
9.2 7.9
1.5 4 30/0.25
11.7 8.8
1.5 5 30/0.25
15.0 10.1
2.5 2 48/0.25
Brown, Blue
13.0 9.1
2.5 3 48/0.25
14.6 9.9
2.5 4 48/0.25
18.6 11.1
2.5 5 48/0.25
22.3 11.9
4.0 2 56/0.30
Brown, Blue
18.7 11.0
4.0 3 56/0.30
23.9 12.0
4.0 4 56/0.30
29.0 13.0
6.0 2 82/0.30
Brown, Blue
29.1 14.1
6.0 3 82/0.30
36.8 14.5
6.0 4 82/0.30
41.8 15.6
RADOX R155
Flexible Multi-core 155
C Rated

14
2
to 0.5mm
2
450/750V
0.75mm
2
to 120.0mm
2
0.6/1kV
Sheath: RADOX

155 Black
RADOX
155 High Temperature Flexible Cables

Thermal Class F
RADOX
Fire Survival and Safety Cables
Protection of human life and prevention of damage to equipment
and buildings in case of fre has become increasingly important
to owners, tenants and regulatory authorities.
Safety requirements are becoming more and more stringent
for electrical installations particularly in the area of essential
services such as fre alarm and sprinkler systems, smoke
extraction equipment, evacuation / intercommunication systems,
emergency lighting and lifts.
For these services to operate effectively a wiring system capable
of supplying power to them for the period they are required to
function is imperative.
Various tests have been devised to classify the suitability of
cables for this application including IEC 60331 and BS6387,
however the AS/NZS 3013 is one of the only standards to
address the classifcation of the entire wiring system including
cables, supports fxings etc.
AS/NZS 3013 is a classifcation system which defnes the
performance criteria for a wiring system inclusive of all
elements forming part of that system i.e. cable joints,
tap-offs, supports and fxings.
The classifcation system is similar to the IP system ratings
however the prefx will be WS followed by two numerals and
a supplementary letter W. The frst numeral will indicate the
wiring systems ability to maintain circuit integrity to fre. The
second numeral will indicate the wiring systems capability
of maintaining electrical integrity when subjected to water
spray following a fre.
The classifcation categories for fre testing are divided into
groups based on their cross sectional areas:
GROUP A: 1mm2 to 6mm2 (from 1 to 5 cores)
GROUP B: 10mm2 to 630mm2 (from 1 to 5
cores)
GROUP C: Other cables with a cross sectional
area less than 1mm2 of having more
than 5 cores
For the classifcation of mechanical ratings a series of tests
are conducted on cables with different cross sectional areas.
The same rating may be assigned to cables having the same
construction comprising more conductors with the same
cross section, or larger conductors with the same number
of cores. It can not be applied to cables with a smaller cross
section or a lower number of cores than that tested.
AS/NZS 3013

15
Fire test according to AS1530.4
AS/NZS 3013 - Fire Test
Three representative cable specimens from each group shall
be subjected to fre conditions according to AS1530.4 and be
continually monitored for electrical continuity and short circuit.
The shortest time at which failure occurs is recorded and a
characteristic numeral is assigned to the wiring system according
to the table opposite.
First
Characteristic
Numeral
Minimum time for which
the circuit integrity of
the wiring system is
maintained in minutes
x
1
2
3
4
5
Degree of protection does not apply
15
30
60
90
120
RADOX

FR-3013 wiring systems have been tested and
proved to achieve a WS52W rating for groups A, B and C.
(See pages 3 to 7 for specifc data).
AS/NZS 3013 - Mechanical Test
The procedure used to determine the mechanical rating of a
wiring system consist of a series of Impact and Cutting Tests.
A second characteristic numeral will be assigned to the wiring
system depending upon the results obtained. The classifcation
and applications will be according to the following table.

RADOX

FR-3013 wiring systems have been tested and proved
to achieve the specifc classifcation detailed on pages 3 to 7.
Second
Characteristic
Numeral
Indicative Application of a Wiring System
(Refer clause G4.2 AS/NZS 3013)
x
1
2

3
4
5
Degree of protection does not apply
Used in internal, domestic or offce situations where some damage is considered likely
Used in passageways in domestic, offce and commercial locations where impact by hand, trucks and barrows
is considered likely
Wiring in carparks and driveways where impact by cars or light vehicles is considered likely
Wiring in areas where impact by vehicles not exceeding 2T but with solid frames is considered likely
Wiring in areas where impact by laden trucks exceeding 2T is considered likely
Impact Test

16
IEC 60331 - Fire Test
A 1200mm sample of cable is mounted
over a gas burner and energised at its rated
voltage. Flames are applied for 3 hours with
the temperature at the cable being 750C and
800C.
After 3 hours the gas and power are turned
off, then a further 12 hours the power is
reconnected. To pass the cable must remain
operational both during the 3 hour exposure to
the fames and when the power is reconnected
after 12 hours.
RADOX

FR Cables meet and exceed the requirements of IEC 60331.
BS 6387 - Fire and Mechanical Tests
BS 6387 defnes the performance of electric cables when subjected to fre conditions including fre with water spray and
fre with mechanical shock. Depending on the level achieved a characteristic letter is assigned according to the following
categories:
Fire Test
Category A: 650C for 3 hrs
Category B: 750C for 3 hrs
Category C: 950C for 3 hrs
Category S: 950C for 20 min
Fire with Mechanical Shock
Category X: 650C for 15 min + mechanical shock
Category Y: 750C for 15 min + mechanical shock
Category Z: 950C for 15 min + mechanical shock
Fire with Water Spray
Category W:
650C for 15 min
then 650C with water spray
for a further 15 min
RADOX

FR Cables are certifed to categories C, W and Z being the highest rating.

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Fire test according to IEC 60331
Fire Test Rig
Construction of RADOX

FR Cables
and Performance when Subjected to Fire
The Propagation of Fire
In the event of a fre with fames directly affecting the
FR cable, the sheath will release water vapour as the
temperature elevates. As this water vapour is formed it
signifcantly retards the cables ability to burn, however,
should the fre continue as in a large fre, the sheath
will eventually degrade to an ash. The primary RADOX

insulation then with elevated temperature also releases
water vapour until it, in turn degrades. Irrespective of
the degradation of sheath and insulation the fame
barrier is designed to interact with the ash and maintain
the cables circuit integrity at the nominated voltage at
temperatures over 1000C.
Fire can spread rapidly to other areas in a building via the large volumes of cables installed in riser shafts and ceiling spaces.
It is for this reason that it is important to install highly fame retardant cables.
There are several tests for determining the fame propagation characteristics of cables, however as AS1600.5.1 is a good
representation of a real fre situation detailing methods for assessing the fame retardance of bunched cables having densities
of combustible material.
AS1660.5.1 (IEC 60332-3)
AS1660.5.1 details 3 test categories determined by the
amount of combustible material contained in a one metre
sample of bunched cable.
Category A: 7 litres of combustible material per metre
exposed to a fame for 40 minutes.
Category B: 3.5 litres of combustible material per
metre exposed to a fame for 40 minutes.
Category C: 1.5 litres of combustible material per
metre exposed to a fame for 20 minutes.
The cable specimens are placed vertically next to each
other on a vertical ladder tray and are then exposed to the
fame of a ribbon burner for the appropriate time.
After the removal of the fame, the cable specimens must
be wiped clean and the charred or affected portion should
not have reached a height exceeding 2.5 metres.
RADOX

FR and R125 Cables meet the requirements of
AS1660.5.1 for Categories A, B and C.
Flame Propagation Test

18
Copper Conductor
Flame Barrier
Insulation, RADOX
zero
halogen, fame retardant
Sheath, RADOX
zero
halogen, fame retardant
Toxic and Corrosive Gases
AS1660.5.4 (IEC 60754-1) Acid Gas Emission Test

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Toxicity of combustion products is an extremely involved subject. The
concentrations of various gases considered fatal to humans within
30 minutes have been documented, however little is known about
the effect of lower concentrations of combinations of these gases.
It is therefore important to eliminate the most toxic of these (most
commonly the halogens) and to minimise the other less toxic gases
such as carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide, both of which are also
responsible for a great number of fatalities.
As well as being highly toxic, halogens combine with hydrogen to
form acid gases which can cause serious damage to electronic
equipment even in small scale fres which are extinguished quickly.
When combined with water these halide gases form concentrated
acid solutions which cannot only cause serious damage to building
structures, but which are extremely irritating to people trying to
evacuate.
HCI gas generated by burning PVC combines with water in the eyes,
throat, nose and lungs to form hydrochloric acid which contributes
signifcantly to panic, loss of coordination and subsequently in
combination with other toxic by-products such as CO, CO2, HCN etc.
leads to fatalities.
The following example highlights the quantity of these gases which
can be generated - A 10 metre length of cable with 2.86kg of PVC
can produce 320 litres of hydrochloric acid with highest possible
concentration. This is enough to cover an area of 1400m
2
.
Concentrations considered to be fatal
to humans within 30 minutes
Carbon Dioxide
Carbon Monoxide
Ammonia
Hydrogen Sulphide
Formaldehyde
Hydrogen Chloride
Acrylonitrile
Sulphur Dioxide
Oxides of Nitrogen
Hydrogen Cyanide
Hydrogen Bromide
Hydrogen Fluoride
(Extract from NES 713)
100,000 ppm
4,000 ppm
750 ppm
750 ppm
550 ppm
500 ppm
400 ppm
400 ppm
250 ppm
150 ppm
150 ppm
100 ppm
AS1660.5.4 specifes a method for the
determination of the degree of acidity of
gases evolved during combustion of cables
by measuring pH and conductivity.
The performance requirements of this
standard state that the weighted pH value of
conductivity should not exceed 10S/mm.
The pH and conductivity values for RADOX

125 material are 5.46 and 4.8S/mm
respectively, well within the requirements of
the standard.
RADOX

FR and 125 cables have zero halogen content, produce no corrosive by-products of
combustion and due to the high content of inorganic fllers (50% by volume) have a very low fuel element.
Concentrations considered to be fatal
to humans within 30 minutes
Carbon Dioxide
Carbon Monoxide
Ammonia
Hydrogen Sulphide
Formaldehyde
Hydrogen Chloride
Acrylonitrile
Sulphur Dioxide
Oxides of Nitrogen
Hydrogen Cyanide
Hydrogen Bromide
Hydrogen Fluoride
(Extract from NES 713)
100,000 ppm
4,000 ppm
750 ppm
750 ppm
550 ppm
500 ppm
400 ppm
400 ppm
250 ppm
150 ppm
150 ppm
100 ppm

20
Smoke Generation
AS 1660.5.2 (IEC 61034-2) 3m
3
Smoke Obstruction Test
Smoke is a major obstacle to the safe evacuation of people
during fre and also hinders the fre fghting efforts. Smoke
extraction equipment improves the situation, however
the use of low smoke products is a very important step in
reducing the panic and inevitable disorientation caused by
the presence of dense smoke generated by conventional
insulation and sheathing materials.
Most cables are insulated with PVC and the following quote
emphasises the dangers associated with such materials.
A 1 metre length of burning cable containing around 0.85kg
of PVC will result in complete obscuration in a room of
1000m
3
within 5 minutes.
RADOX
cables generate very little smoke, less than 1/10th

than PVC.
The 3m
3
test measures the generation of smoke from electric cables during fre.
An enclosure measuring 3m x 3m x 3m is constructed with two transparent windows installed on opposite sides.
A light beam emitted from a window is projected across the enclosure to a photocell connected to a recorder at the opposite
window. The recorder is adjusted to register from 0% for complete obscuration to 100% luminous transmission.
A 1m cable specimen is placed in the centre of the enclosure and then subjected to fre. The minimum light transmission is
recorded.
RADOX
cables have an average minimum light transmission value greater than 84% for the range of cables tested.
Acceptance criterion given in AS 1660.5.2 is a minimum light transmission value greater than 60%.
For specifc cable data contact our sale offce on 1300 786 876.
Comparison of smoke burning from
PVC (left) and RADOX
(right)
PVC
CSP
RADOX

Light Absorption
Time in minutes
RADOX
Technical Information
Current Ratings
Correction for Variation in Ambient and Operating Temperatures
Current ratings detailed on page 23 have been calculated in accordance with the International Electrotechnical Commissions
publication IEC 60287 Calculation of the continuous current rating of cables (100% load factor) and are based on the
following assumptions.
i) Conductor temperature 105C (for conductors 2.5mm
2
90C)
ii) Ambient air temperature 40C
iii) Ambient soil temperature 25C
iv) Soil thermal resistivity 1.2Km/W
v) Depth of laying 0.5m to centre of duct / cable or group of ducts / cables

Reference should be made to AS3008.1 for derating factors.

21
There are occasions when cables may be operated in ambient temperatures either above or below 40C in which case the
current rating of the cable will be affected.
The following correction factors can be used to calculate the current rating at any given ambient temperature:
Conductor
Temperature
Ambient Temperature
C
C 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100
105 1.18 1.14 1.11 1.07 1.04 1.00 0.96 0.92 0.88 0.83 0.78 0.73 0.68 0.62 0.56 0.48 0.39 0.28
Conductor
Temperature
Ambient Soil Temperature
C
C 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
105 1.09 1.06 1.03 1.00 0.97 0.94 0.90
RADOX

in Air
RADOX

Underground
Correction for Different Cable Operating Temperatures
There may be instances when a cable will be carrying less than its rated current (for example where there are long cable runs
and voltage drop is the primary consideration) in this case it may be necessary to calculate the actual operating temperature
so that the correct values for voltage drop are used.
The estimated operating temperature at a given
current can be calculated using the following formula:
0 = (R - A)
(
I0
)
2
+ A
IR
The estimated current rating for other operating
temperatures can be calculated using the following formula:
I0 = IR
0 - A
R - A
WHERE
I0= Operating current in amperes
IR = Current ratings as given in table page 23
R = Operating temperature of cable when carrying IR in degrees Celsius
A = Ambient air or ground temperature in degrees Celsius
0 = Operating temperature when carrying I0 in degrees Celsius
Note: Please contact sales on 1300 786 876 for more accurate calculations

22
Voltage Drop
SAA wiring rules AS 3000 requires that the voltage drop between the consumers terminals and any point of the installation
shall not exceed 5% of the supply voltage at the consumers terminals.
Voltage drop (mV/A.m) values are given on page 24. These values are given at both the load power factor which results in the
maximum voltage drop and at 0.8 power factor.
Actual voltage drop can be calculated as follows:
Vd = L x I x Vc
1000
WHERE
Vd = Actual voltage drop in volts
L = Route length of circuit
Vc = mV/A.m values given in the tables
I = Current to be carried by the cable
Short Circuit
The generalised form of the adiabatic temperature rise equation which is applicable to any starting temperature is as
follows:
I
2
t = k
2
s
2
The fault current rating for a given duration can be calculated using the following formula:
I = ks
t
WHERE
t = Duration in seconds (maximum 5 seconds)
s = Nominal cross section of conductor in mm
2
I = Value of fault current in amps
k = A factor taking account of the resistivity, temperature coefficient and
heat capacity of the conductor material and the appropriate initial and final
temperatures
Conductor
Material
Insulation
Material
Initial Temperature
C
Limiting Final
Temperature C
k
Copper
RADOX

75 280 161
90 280 153
105 280 146
Conductor

Size mm
2
Spaced

Horizontal
Spaced

Vertical
Spaced

from
Surface
Touching Conduit

in Air
Conduit in
Insulation
or
Partially
Surrounded
Buried

Direct
Underground Ducts
Single

Duct
Separate

Ducts
1 28 25 24 22 17 15 35 21 25
1.5 36 32 32 29 22 19 43 26 31
2.5 48 42 41 38 28 27 56 34 40
4 63 71 70 64 48 46 91 56 64
6 81 100 97 90 67 62 121 77 86
TWO SINGLE CORE
1 28 23 20 20 15 14 30 18 23
1.5 36 30 26 26 19 17 37 22 29
2.5 48 40 34 35 25 24 48 30 37
4 63 53 45 46 33 32 61 38 48
6 81 68 58 59 41 41 76 48 60
THREE SINGLE CORE
TWO CORE WITH OR WITHOUT EARTH CONDUCTOR
THREE & FOUR CORE WITH OR WITHOUT EARTH CONDUCTOR
Conductor
Size mm
2
Spaced Touching Conduit
in Air
Conduit in
Insulation
or Partially
Surrounded
In
Insulation
Completely
Surrounded
Buried Underground
Buried
Direct
Single
Duct
1 21 19 15 13 10 31 19
1.5 27 25 19 17 12 39 24
2.5 36 33 25 24 17 50 31
4 54 50 38 36 25 70 45
6 71 64 48 46 32 88 57
1 17 16 13 12 6 26 16
1.5 23 21 16 15 8 32 20
2.5 30 28 22 21 10 42 26
4 46 42 32 32 16 59 37
6 59 54 40 41 20 74 47
RADOX
FR Cables - Current Carrying Capacities (0.6/1kV)

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Conductor
Size mm
2
Three Phase Voltage Drop at 50Hz mV/A.m
Conductor Temperature
C
45 60 75 90 105
max 0.8pf max 0.8pf max 0.8pf max 0.8pf max 0.8pf
1.0 40.3 32.4 42.5 34.2 44.7 35.9 46.8 37.6 49.0 39.4
1.5 25.9 20.9 27.3 22.0 28.6 23.1 30.0 24.2 31.4 25.3
2.5 14.1 11.4 14.9 12.0 15.6 12.6 16.4 13.2 17.1 13.8
4.0 8.77 7.16 9.24 7.53 9.71 7.91 10.2 8.29 10.7 8.66
6.0 5.86 4.82 6.18 5.07 6.49 5.32 6.81 5.57 7.12 5.82
SINGLE CORE RADOX
LAID IN TREFOIL
Conductor
Size mm
2
C
45 60 75 90 105
1.0 40.3 32.5 42.5 34.2 44.7 36.0 46.8 37.7 49.0 39.4
1.5 25.9 20.9 27.3 22.0 28.6 23.1 30.0 24.2 31.4 25.4
2.5 14.1 11.5 14.9 12.1 15.6 12.7 16.4 13.3 17.1 13.9
4.0 8.78 7.22 9.25 7.59 9.72 7.97 10.2 8.35 10.7 8.72
6.0 5.87 4.88 6.18 5.13 6.50 5.38 6.81 5.63 7.12 5.89
Conductor
Size mm
2
C
45 60 75 90 105
1.0 40.3 32.4 42.5 34.2 44.7 35.9 46.8 37.6 49.0 39.4
1.5 25.9 20.9 27.3 22.0 28.6 23.1 30.0 24.2 31.4 25.3
2.5 14.1 11.4 14.9 12.0 15.6 12.6 16.4 13.3 17.1 13.9
4.0 8.77 7.17 9.24 7.55 9.71 7.92 10.2 8.30 10.7 8.68
6.0 5.86 4.83 6.18 5.09 6.49 5.34 6.81 5.59 7.12 5.84
Conductor
Size mm
2
C
45 60 75 90 105
1.0 40.3 32.4 42.5 34.1 44.7 35.8 46.8 37.6 49.0 39.3
1.5 25.9 20.8 27.3 21.9 28.6 23.0 30.0 24.1 31.4 25.3
2.5 14.1 11.4 14.9 12.0 15.6 12.6 16.4 13.2 17.1 13.8
4.0 8.77 7.12 9.24 7.50 9.71 7.87 10.2 8.25 10.7 8.63
6.0 5.86 4.79 6.18 5.04 6.49 5.29 6.80 5.54 7.12 5.79
SINGLE CORE RADOX
LAID SPACED
SINGLE CORE RADOX
LAID TOUCHING
MULTI-CORE RADOX
CABLES

24
RADOX
FR Cables - Voltage Drop

Conductor Size
mm
2
AC Resistance at 50Hz - Ohms/km
C
45 60 75 90 105
1.0 23.3 24.5 25.8 27.0 28.3
1.5 14.9 15.7 16.5 17.3 18.1
2.5 8.14 8.57 9.01 9.45 9.89
4.0 5.06 5.33 5.61 5.88 6.15
6.0 3.38 3.56 3.75 3.93 4.11
AC resistance at 50Hz of single core RADOX
cables laid in trefoil

Conductor Size
mm
2
C
45 60 75 90 105
1.0 23.3 24.5 25.8 27.0 28.3
1.5 14.9 15.7 16.5 17.3 18.1
2.5 8.14 8.57 9.01 9.45 9.89
4.0 5.06 5.33 5.61 5.88 6.15
6.0 3.38 3.56 3.75 3.93 4.11
cables laid touching

Conductor Size
mm
2
C
45 60 75 90 105
1.0 23.3 24.5 25.8 27.0 28.3
1.5 14.9 15.7 16.5 17.3 18.1
2.5 8.14 8.57 9.01 9.45 9.89
4.0 5.06 5.33 5.61 5.88 6.15
6.0 3.38 3.56 3.75 3.93 4.11
Conductor Size
mm
2
C
45 60 75 90 105
1.0 23.3 24.5 25.8 27.0 28.3
1.5 14.9 15.7 16.5 17.3 18.1
2.5 8.14 8.57 9.01 9.45 9.89
4.0 5.06 5.33 5.61 5.88 6.15
6.0 3.38 3.56 3.75 3.93 4.11
cables laid spaced AC resistance at 50Hz of multi-core RADOX
cables
Conductor Size
mm
2
Trefoil
Flat
Touching
Spaced Multi-core
1.0 0.162 0.176 0.220 0.114
1.5 0.152 0.166 0.210 0.107
2.5 0.138 0.153 0.196 0.0992
4.0 0.136 0.150 0.194 0.0995
6.0 0.126 0.141 0.184 0.0941
Reactance at 50Hz of RADOX
cables
Conductor Size
mm
2
C
45 60 75 90 105
1.0 23.3 24.5 25.8 27.0 28.3
1.5 14.9 15.7 16.5 17.3 18.1
2.5 8.14 8.57 9.01 9.45 9.89
4.0 5.06 5.33 5.61 5.88 6.15
6.0 3.38 3.56 3.75 3.93 4.11
DC resistance of RADOX
cables
Capacitance, Inductance and Impedance for RADOX
FR-3013 communication cables

Cable Type
f = 1kHz
Capacitance
core to
core 10%
nF/km
Capacitance
core to
screen 10%
nF/km
Inductance
core to
core 10%
mH/km
Inductance
core to
screen
10%
mH/km
Impedance
10%
Ohms
1x2x0.50mm
2
90 180 0.77 0.54 325
2x2x0.50mm
2
69 130 0.79 0.56 360
nx2x0.50mm
2
50 100 0.80 0.57 400
1x2x0.75mm
2
87 170 0.75 0.53 265
2x2x0.75mm
2
70 130 0.77 0.55 310
nx2x0.75mm
2
50 100 0.79 0.58 365
1x2x1.00mm
2
91 180 0.75 0.52 220
1x3x1.00mm
2
82 156 0.76 0.52 205
2x2x1.00mm
2
72 137 0.77 0.55 250
nx2x1.00mm
2
54 105 0.78 0.58 280
1x2x1.50mm
2
102 200 0.72 0.50 190
1x3x1.50mm
2
96 185 0.73 0.51 210
2x2x1.50mm
2
80 160 0.74 0.53 265
nx2x1.50mm
2
60 120 0.75 0.57 300
Cable Type
f = 1MHz
Capacitance
core to
core 10%
nF/km
Capacitance
core to
screen 10%
nF/km
Inductance
core to
core 10%
mH/km
Inductance
core to
screen
10%
mH/km
Impedance
10%
Ohms
1x2x0.50mm
2
70 140 0.53 0.39 85
2x2x0.50mm
2
54 108 0.61 0.44 109
nx2x0.50mm
2
48 92 0.66 0.47 118
1x2x0.75mm
2
76 150 0.46 0.30 77
2x2x0.75mm
2
55 105 0.58 0.38 103
nx2x0.75mm
2
49 95 0.60 0.40 112
1x2x1.00mm
2
78 155 0.43 0.29 75
1x3x1.00mm
2
67 129 0.46 0.30 86
2x2x1.00mm
2
53 103 0.55 0.37 104
nx2x1.00mm
2
50 96 0.57 0.38 109
1x2x1.50mm
2
91 180 0.40 0.27 67
1x3x1.50mm
2
86 146 0.42 0.28 71
2x2x1.50mm
2
71 118 0.46 0.33 89
nx2x1.50mm
2
65 107 0.53 0.35 93

25
RADOX
FR Cables - AC Resistance
RADOX
FR Cables - Technical Information

n - denotes pairs > 2 n - denotes pairs > 2

26
Notes

27
Notes
RADOX
Wires and Cables for the Coil Winding Industry

Item Number 84022718
Please contact us on toll free 1300 786 876 to order your free catalogues
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RADOX
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Further RADOX
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SYDNEY MELBOURNE BRISBANE PERTH
Sydney (Head Offce)
Unit 6 / 4 Skyline Place
Frenchs Forest NSW 2086
Australia
Telephone: 1300 786 876
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Email: info.au@hubersuhner.com
Web: www.hubersuhner.com
HUBER+SUHNER is certifed according to
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WAIVER
It is exclusively in written agreements that we provide
our customers with warrants and representations as to the
technical specifcations and / or the ftness for any particular
purpose. The facts and fgures contained herein are carefully
compiled to the best of our knowledge, however they are
intended for general informational purposes only.
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