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12 hours ago
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CPL Group Supports Industrial Safety And Compliance With Advanced Room Divider And Dust Curtain Solutions
CPL Group, a New Zealand-based manufacturer of PVC screening systems, supplies a wide range of industrial barriers designed to support safety, air quality, and compliance in commercial and industrial environments. The product range is used in sectors including manufacturing, logistics, and food processing. Commercial room divider curtains are used to create internal partitions within warehouses, factories, and processing sites. These PVC curtain wall systems help segment workspaces, manage temperature zones, and reduce noise. Manufactured in-house by CPL Group, the curtains are built for industrial durability and can be customised to suit specific spatial layouts. The company also supplies dust curtains, which are used to manage airborne particles and fumes in operational settings. These barriers assist with maintaining air quality and meeting environmental and occupational health standards. Dust curtain systems are available in multiple sizes and formats and can be configured to meet site-specific conditions. CPL Group provides installation advice to ensure performance and regulatory alignment. Applications include food-grade rooms, cleanrooms, and temperature-controlled storage areas. By offering robust and adaptable partitioning systems, CPL Group supports businesses in reducing contamination risks and meeting statutory safety requirements.
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29-04-2025
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CPL Group Helps Industrial Sites Tackle Environmental And Weather Challenges
Press Release – CPL Group For businesses, sites and workspaces looking to shield from wind, rain, and dust while maintaining flexibility, CPLs heavy duty industrial curtains offer a proven option. CPL Group is now offering an oil containment boom to help clients address … In an era of increasing environmental oversight and stricter operational standards, CPL Group is supporting New Zealand industries with durable infrastructure solutions designed to handle both day-to-day demands and emergency scenarios. The Kaiwaka-based manufacturer offers a range of specialised products to manage weather exposure and reduce environmental risk across industrial sites. For businesses, sites and workspaces looking to shield from wind, rain, and dust while maintaining flexibility, CPL's heavy duty industrial curtains offer a proven option. Constructed from reinforced and industrial-grade PVC, these curtains are built for use in loading bays, outdoor workshops, and manufacturing zones. They allow sites to separate work areas, control internal temperatures, and improve energy use without the need for fixed walls. Curtain systems can be custom-made for high-wind environments, with windproof anchoring available for added security. Alongside its weatherproofing solutions, CPL Group is now offering an oil containment boom to help clients address spill response obligations. Designed for deployment in marine and inland waterways, these floating barriers are used to contain oil and other hydrocarbons, preventing their spread and aiding in recovery efforts. The booms are non-absorbent, UV-resistant, and available in a range of sizes for rapid deployment across various industrial settings. The addition of spill control equipment complements CPL's broader commitment to industrial safety and environmental management. Other offerings include food-safe wall and curtain systems, thermal barriers, and welding screens—many of which are manufactured on site at the company's Northland facility. CPL Group's products are used by sectors including food and pharmaceuticals, logistics and warehousing, manufacturing and industrial. With a focus on quality, compliance, and local production, the company continues to supply New Zealand businesses with purpose-built solutions that help meet both operational and regulatory challenges.
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28-04-2025
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CPL Group Helps Industrial Sites Tackle Environmental And Weather Challenges
In an era of increasing environmental oversight and stricter operational standards, CPL Group is supporting New Zealand industries with durable infrastructure solutions designed to handle both day-to-day demands and emergency scenarios. The Kaiwaka-based manufacturer offers a range of specialised products to manage weather exposure and reduce environmental risk across industrial sites. For businesses, sites and workspaces looking to shield from wind, rain, and dust while maintaining flexibility, CPL's heavy duty industrial curtains offer a proven option. Constructed from reinforced and industrial-grade PVC, these curtains are built for use in loading bays, outdoor workshops, and manufacturing zones. They allow sites to separate work areas, control internal temperatures, and improve energy use without the need for fixed walls. Curtain systems can be custom-made for high-wind environments, with windproof anchoring available for added security. Alongside its weatherproofing solutions, CPL Group is now offering an oil containment boom to help clients address spill response obligations. Designed for deployment in marine and inland waterways, these floating barriers are used to contain oil and other hydrocarbons, preventing their spread and aiding in recovery efforts. The booms are non-absorbent, UV-resistant, and available in a range of sizes for rapid deployment across various industrial settings. The addition of spill control equipment complements CPL's broader commitment to industrial safety and environmental management. Other offerings include food-safe wall and curtain systems, thermal barriers, and welding screens—many of which are manufactured on site at the company's Northland facility. CPL Group's products are used by sectors including food and pharmaceuticals, logistics and warehousing, manufacturing and industrial. With a focus on quality, compliance, and local production, the company continues to supply New Zealand businesses with purpose-built solutions that help meet both operational and regulatory challenges.
