Yes. Jinchuan Cable provides end-to-end custom cable solutions for industrial, power, energy, construction and data transmission projects. Our engineers help you select the conductor, insulation, shielding, voltage rating, dimensions and packaging required for your application, then coordinate prototypes, testing, production and delivery through one accountable team.
We customize copper and aluminum conductors, flexible and fixed cable constructions, PVC and XLPE insulation, shielding, fire-resistant and low-smoke options, cable assemblies and application-specific markings. We can support both prototype quantities and repeat production programs.
Share the application, operating voltage, current, temperature, cable length, conductor material, insulation requirements, installation environment, quantity and delivery location. Drawings, technical specifications or samples help our team prepare a faster and more accurate recommendation.
Our process combines technical review, material selection, prototype evaluation and production inspection. Each project is checked against the agreed specification before shipment so procurement teams can receive consistent cable performance and traceable delivery support.
Send your requirements to our sales team for an initial technical review and quotation. We will confirm the design scope, testing expectations, production schedule and shipping details before work begins.
A custom cable should be designed around the installation environment, electrical performance and applicable safety standard. We use recognized standards as a starting point, then confirm the final specification with the customer and the authority having jurisdiction.
For many low-voltage and medium-voltage power cable projects, IEC 60502-1 provides a relevant reference for extruded insulation and rated voltage requirements.
IEC identifies 60502-1 as the standard for power cables with extruded insulation and rated voltages from 1 kV to 3 kV.
Projects installed in the United States may need to follow the National Electrical Code, including requirements that affect conductor selection, wiring methods and installation safety.
NFPA describes NFPA 70 as the National Electrical Code, the benchmark for safe electrical design and installation in the United States.
Where a product certification is required, UL 44 is a useful reference for thermoset-insulated wires and cables, including construction and performance considerations.
UL 44 covers thermoset-insulated wires and cables and establishes requirements used to evaluate their safety and performance.
Select cable specifications, materials and application scenarios.
Technical support and advice from our team of experts.
Production of samples and rigorous testing.
Mass production and on-time delivery.
Safeguarding your project’s growth and expanding limitless possibilities.
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