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Exhibiting from the familiar location in Hall 11, Stand D01, Canford will offer clients a unique “touch and feel” rig, which will allow comparisons between all the 9.2mm SMPTE fibre cables that Canford stocks and uses in its camera cables assembly unit – Furukawa, Draka, Belden and OCC.
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The new Construction Product Regulation (CPR) will become effective from 1st July 2017. The CPR determines mandatory performance characteristics of all installed cable.
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Designed and manufactured by Canford, MDU15 is intended for applications prone to vibration or where equipment is regularly re-positioned.
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The Construction Products Regulations (“CPR”) are fully in force from 1st July 2017 for all installation cables, whether they are data, audio, video or power, copper or fibre. For the purposes of this legislation, “installation” is defined as “any cable put on the market for incorporation, in a permanent way, in construction works”. Cables for deployable applications are not within the scope of the legislation and are not affected.
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The Institute of Theatre Consultants have invited Canford to their June 2017 members meeting aboard the HQS Wellington in Central London. The meeting has been scheduled ahead of the introduction of the new Construction Products Regulation (CPR) legislation, which becomes effective from 01 July 2017.
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We’re really pleased to report that Radio Tyneside, a multi-award winning hospital radio broadcaster has been able to upgrade its studio equipment with support from the Canford Audio Community Foundation Fund.
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We're clearing our overflow warehouse as we prepare to complete the move into our recently upgraded HQ facilities...
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A recent strategic review of Canford facilities lead to an opportunity to relocate Canford Production and incorporate the team into the main HQ building along with Technical, Purchasing, Sales and Warehouse departments.
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Following the date change due to the snap General Election, the two day ABTT exhibition will open its doors from 10am, 6th June 2017 in the West Hall of Alexandra Palace, London, N22 7AY.
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Product Design Engineers at Canford have successfully utilised in-house 3D printing technology to improve productivity within the company’s fibre termination department.