Hensel

Hensel company is a German producer of cables, litz, wires, conduits, flexible connections, cable duct systems, cable glands, ventilation, and stuffing boxes - kombi.

The company was established in 1931 and today Gustav Hensel GmbH & Co. KG is a global leading company that specializes in manufacturing innovative electrical installations and power distribution systems for facility equipment of buildings. 

They own several trade centers and retail offices, including locations like Odense, Denmark; Salzburg, Austria; Vijfhuizen, Netherlands; and Göteborg, Sweden - they’ve been operating in Poland for over 20 years. 

They deliver the highest quality products and materials, suitable for work in dusty and humid environmental conditions, and which are all conforming to standards that are required for safe distribution of electrical energy in the low voltage sector.

Their extensive assortment of products and solutions includes DK cable junction boxes, KV small-type distribution boards, ENYSTAR distribution boards, Mi power distribution boards, empty enclosures in accordance with IEC 62208, and cable entry systems.

All products have many different applications, in industry, modern and safe buildings, energy and supply technology, tunnel and road construction, maritime environment, and photovoltaics.

They own several crucial certificates, such as DIN EN ISO 9001-2015 for production facilities, internal quality management, and advanced test methods. They also received DIN EN ISO 14001 and 50001 issued by the German Management System Certification Company (DMSZ). For the environmental and energy management Gustav Hensel GmbH & Co. KG tries to maintain an environment-friendly policy and address such issues as water waste, noise, general waste, different emissions, and energy usage, to avoid or minimize them according to the international regulations. 

In addition, the company operates in compliance with such regulations like: the RoHS directive that decreases the allowed limit of hazardous substances in the electronic and electric devices (EEE) sold in the European Union; the REACH directive that aims to improve the protection of human health and the environment through the better and earlier identification of the intrinsic properties of chemical substances - done by the registration, evaluation, authorization, and restriction of chemicals; and Conflict minerals regulation, which pledges countries from the union that import tin, tantalum, tungsten, and gold, to make sure that in the delivery chain there are no products that could be financing an armed conflict.