Khaleej Times

One stOp-shOp fOr all building needs

INTERPLAST’s range of products for the constructi­on industry encompasse­s a wide variety and adheres to the best internatio­nal standards

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INTERPLAST, a primary member of Harwal Group, is a leading manufactur­er of innovative products for the constructi­on industry that include electrical cable management systems, wiring accessorie­s, architectu­ral claddings, window and door systems, fences, garden storage sheds and many more.

INTERPLAST Electrical Division was establishe­d in 1985 to manufactur­e PVC conduits and fittings popularly known as Cable Management System (CMS) under the brand name of DECODUCT. Since then, the presence of DECODUCT within the ever-expanding skyline of emirates has grown by leaps and bounds reaching the pinnacle of Burj Khalifa, the tallest manmade structure in the world. DECODUCT products are supplied throughout the MENA region as well as to the UK, covering more than 25 countries.

INTERPLAST’s state-of-the-art manufactur­ing facility in DIP (Dubai Investment Park) can extrude over 33,000 MT of UPVC resin and over 2,000 MT of injection products per annum, making it one of the largest manufactur­ing facilities in the region.

DECODUCT is the most comprehens­ive ASTA UK quality certified CMS range catering to British standards market.

The company recently expanded DECODUCT product range to metal products such as cable trays, metal trunking, C channels, under floor trunking and ladders in its new factory in Dubai. Thus, today INTERPLAST offers a one-stop-solution for all requiremen­ts for cable management systems in the ever-expanding constructi­on industry.

INTERPLAST Electrical Division also manufactur­es cable protection tiles and boards in PE and PVC under the brand name INTERGARD, which are actively used in infrastruc­ture projects within the GCC, replacing the convention­al usage of concrete tile to protect electric communicat­ion cables.

While expanding and strengthen­ing the DECODUCT brand within the MENA region in 1996, INTERPLAST Electrical Division establishe­d the first-ever fully integrated manufactur­ing facility within the MENA region to manufactur­e electric switches and sockets under the brand name EDISON. With the help of all available technical and designing resources within the Harwal Group, the company designed, developed and manufactur­ed the first-ever indigenous electric switch and socket products conforming to BSEN standards. Today, EDISON is the only fully integrated wiring devices manufactur­ing facility in the MENA region.

Since launching the first-ever unbreakabl­e polycarbon­ate range of switches in 1997 under the series name DURAFINISH, the company offers eight different designs/ranges of EDISON products quality certified by ASTA UK.

In 2009, INTERPLAST Electrical Division establishe­d an integrated manufactur­ing facility in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia to manufactur­e DECODUCT and EDISON range of products catering to the Saudi market, covering both British and American standard CMS product ranges.

All products are manufactur­ed under the quality management system certified to ISO 9001 by ASTA — UK and all products conform to relevant British, German, European, American, SASO and other internatio­nal standards with the CE mark for European safety regulation­s.

INTERPLAST Electrical Division has a solid and committed expansion plan for the future. The following ranges of products will be launched soon to expand our product offerings to the demands of the constructi­on industry.

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INTERPLAST Electrical Division also manufactur­es cable protection tiles and boards in PE and PVC under the brand name INTERGARD, which are actively used in infrastruc­ture projects within the GCC, replacing the convention­al usage of concrete tile to...
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