Import Cable Wire Raw Material — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The product offered is raw material for cable wire manufacturing, supplied by One World Cable Materials in China. The catalogue lists insulation tapes such as mica tape, LSZH tape, PP water‑blocking tape, mylar tape/PET and semi‑conductive water‑blocking tape. Metal tapes including copper tape, plastic‑coated steel or aluminium tape and copper/aluminium foil mylar tape are also available. The company also provides medium and high voltage cable materials like XLPE, semi‑conductive nylon shielding tape and semi‑conductive water‑blocking tape.

These materials are typical for the production of electric, optical and data cables, where copper conductors are combined with polymer insulation to meet IEC standards. XLPE insulation commonly tolerates continuous temperatures of up to 90 °C and supports voltage classes up to 1 kV. Copper conductors generally meet a tensile strength of at least 300 MPa and are supplied in diameters from 0.5 mm to 10 mm. The supplier notes a partnership with Prysmian, indicating familiarity with industry‑grade specifications.

Buyers such as cable manufacturers, system integrators and OEMs source this raw material for building power and communication networks. Trade terms are not disclosed in the listing, so importers should request MOQ, lead time and Incoterm details directly from the supplier. Confirmation of certifications, test reports and packaging format is essential before placing a bulk order.

One World Cable Materials is listed with a harbor trust tier and a zero percent response rate, indicating no recent replies to inquiries. The supplier’s address is recorded in China and the company states it specialises in raw materials for electric, optical and data cables, supplying insulation tapes, metal tapes and medium‑ to high‑voltage cable compounds. It mentions a supply relationship with Prysmian, suggesting exposure to international cable standards.

The listing does not provide specific certifications, minimum order quantities, lead‑time estimates or payment conditions. Importers are advised to contact the supplier directly to obtain detailed technical data, confirm compliance with applicable standards and negotiate trade terms suitable for bulk procurement.