One of India’s top producers of cables and wires, V-Marc India Limited, has announced aspirations to expand into the East. Eastern India, which is well-known for embracing innovation and technology, is a crucial region for V-Marc to launch its most recent line of cutting-edge wire and cable solutions. At the launch conference in Kolkata, new products Flexi-TUF eB-HFFR Wires and eB+ Power Cables—powered by electron beam (eBeam) technology and the result of significant research—were also introduced.

“In India, V-Marc is the wire and cable company with the quickest rate of growth. Our objective as a publicly traded company is to provide the greatest outcomes for our stakeholders and clients while growing our product line by establishing new business verticals. India’s increasing emphasis on energy efficiency and renewable energy is in line with our entry into the East and the introduction of our newest eBeam technology-based products” said Mr. Deepak Tikle, Executive Director, V-Marc India Ltd.

XLPO-based polymer, a novel insulating material created by V-Marc, replaces risky PVC in the Flexi-TUF eB-HFFR Wires and eB+ Power Cables. These cutting-edge solutions provide strong protection against short circuits, an 80% increase in current carrying capacity, a service life of more than 60 years, and the capacity to tolerate operating temperatures of up to 150°C. By preventing chlorine emissions during fire situations, this environmentally friendly insulation greatly lowers the risk of suffocating. These items’ cutting-edge technology is already widely recognized in Southeast Asia, the US, and Europe.

The wide range of products offered by V-Marc serves several industries, including infrastructural, commercial, residential, healthcare, and industrial applications. MVCC (Medium Voltage Covered Conductor) and accessories, instrumentation and control cables, automotive wires and harnesses, switches, MCBs, and appliances like fans and geysers are just a few of the business verticals in which V-Marc operates and is expanding rapidly.

Priyanka Dutta