Trailing Cables

Overview

Trailing cables are specially designed cables used in mobile or trailing applications where flexibility, durability, and resistance to mechanical stress are required. These cables are used in environments such as construction sites, mines, industrial settings, and outdoor events. They are constructed with multiple conductors bundled together within a flexible and durable outer sheath. The conductors can be made of copper or aluminum, depending on the specific application requirements. The number of conductors and their sizes vary based on the intended use. We sell Trailing power cables that consist of multiple conductors (usually copper) bundled together within a flexible and durable outer sheath. We also sell Rubber trailing cables which are constructed with multiple conductors bundled together within a flexible and durable rubber outer sheath.

The primary characteristic of trailing cables is their flexibility. They are designed to withstand repeated bending, twisting, and movement without compromising the integrity of the conductors or the cable itself. This flexibility allows for easy installation, maneuverability, and adaptation to changing working conditions. Trailing cables are built to withstand harsh environments and demanding conditions. They are resistant to abrasion, moisture, oils, chemicals, and UV exposure. The outer sheath is made of robust material, such as PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) or rubber, to provide mechanical strength and protection against external factors. Pesi Private Limited Delhi-based company has a commitment to excellence and specializes in manufacturing, trading, and exporting them across India, Dubai, Qatar, and the South Middle East and was founded in 2021. Our Company has served numerous happy customers in the above-mentioned regions and continues to do so. Customer satisfaction is something that we always strive for.

• Our trailing cables are designed to endure mechanical stresses, including pulling, dragging, and crushing.
• They are available in different voltage and current ratings to match specific application requirements. 
• They also have safety features such as insulation color-coding, earth grounding conductors, and protection against short circuits or overloads.