Cable management specialist, HellermannTyton, will be demonstrating its range of solutions for the Data Centre sector as the business makes its debut at Data Centre World 2025.
As a leading manufacturer and supplier of products for cable management and network connectivity solutions, HellermannTyton has served a broad range of industries including panel building, telecommunications, aerospace, automotive and solar with a history dating back to the 1930s. Now, the global brand is taking strides into the data centre sector, sharing its expertise to support customers to bring time and cost savings to their installations.
HellermannTyton Data, a specialist in data network infrastructure solutions, will also be exhibiting alongside HellermannTyton at this year’s event, giving visitors the opportunity to discuss their challenges with the expert team.
David Marklew, UK Sales Manager for HellermannTyton, comments: “The demand for increased data centre capacity around the world is increasing faster than ever, with some reports suggesting capacity needs to triple before the end of the decade. This means that data centres are having to evolve rapidly to efficiently improve scalability and deliver on growing demand. With this comes the need for high-quality solutions from reliable suppliers.
“We’re excited to bring our cable management expertise to the data centre sector and to be exhibiting at Data Centre World for the first time. The event is a fantastic opportunity for us to share our knowledge and demonstrate how our expertise can support future developments in the sector.”
Showcased on the stand will be HellermannTyton’s product innovations. This includes solutions from its cable fastenings profile, such as the stainless-steel metal ball ties (MBTs), which are a patented and non-releasable ball locking mechanism which guarantees a secure hold, even under difficult conditions.
Available in standard, (un)coated and double wrap versions, the MBTs boast a tensile strength of up to 7000N and are ideal for applications requiring high strength, reliable and non-burning solutions. They have also been short-circuit tested against IEC 61439-1 and passed, making them a highly cost-effective alternative to standard cable cleats.
Also on the stand are HellermannTyton’s Limited Fire Hazard TipTags which are designed to identify larger wires and cable bundles in electronic applications. Accompanying these are the TipTag5, a small but mighty permanent marking solution bespoke for the telecoms industry. These solutions help engineers to identify even the smallest wires and cables, making them a valuable solution as data centres continue to evolve. Both solutions can be printed at the job site using HellermannTyton’s TT431 thermal transfer printer, which will also be showcased on the stand.
To talk to HellermannTyton’s expert product team and to learn more about its bespoke solutions, visit stand DC063 at Data Centre World on 12–13th of March, Excel London.
To learn more about HellermannTyton ahead of your visit, go to: https://www.hellermanntyton.co.uk/
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