FR Pvc Insulated Wires & Cables

Sanatan Cable Industries manufactures flame‑retardant PVC insulated single‑core copper wires that comply with IS 8130‑1984. The conductors are drawn from bright electrolytic‑grade copper and are annealed for uniform conductivity. Each wire is insulated with a specially formulated FR‑PVC compound and is rated for voltages up to 450 V/750 V. The standard pack length is 90 metres (approximately 100 yards) and the cables are supplied in protective cartons.

The FR‑PVC insulation provides a high oxygen index and can resist boiling water, steam and vapour, meeting typical industrial durability requirements. Typical temperature rating for this class of cable is 70 °C, and the tensile strength commonly reaches around 350 MPa. Available colour coding includes red, yellow, blue, black, green and grey, with custom colours possible on request. The cables feature twin coating for superior insulation and are marked with the generic label “SANFLEX”.

These wires are suitable for both industrial plant wiring and domestic electrical installations. Importers such as electrical contractors, building material distributors and OEMs often source them for new construction projects. Specific minimum order quantities, lead times and payment terms should be confirmed directly with Sanatan Cable Industries before placing an order.

Sanatan Cable Industries is located at Plot No 59, Phase 1, Vatva, Mahalakshmi Industrial Estate, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 382445, India. The company is listed under the harbour trust tier on the platform, indicating a verified business entity. Its response rate is currently recorded as 0 %, and average response time is not available. The factory premises host extrusion lines used for PVC cable production.

The firm specialises in manufacturing flame‑retardant PVC insulated wires and cables for a range of voltage classes. It offers standard lengths of 90 metres and provides colour coding in accordance with Indian wiring standards. No additional certifications are stated in the listing, so buyers should request any required test reports directly from the supplier.