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Since 1971 · Jaipur, India

Engineering theConductorsof Progress

Integrated cable and conductor solutions for critical power, mobility and infrastructure applications.

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Founded in Jaipur, Rajasthan

Five decades of continuous cable and conductor engineering.

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Integrated capability areas

Cables, conductors, project execution and renewable generation.

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ISO management systems

Quality, environment and occupational health & safety.

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Client verification required: Employee numbers, installed capacity, order book and export country counts remain unpublished until confirmed in writing.

Who we are

Material, process and inspection stay connected — from rod to energised line.

Manufacturing critical cables and overhead conductors that support power infrastructure and contribute to India's progress.

From our base in Jaipur, Rajasthan, Oswal Cables manufactures low-voltage power cables, mobility cables, application-specific special cables and bare overhead conductors. Five decades of engineering practice, in-house testing and customisation capability allow us to serve utilities, industry, infrastructure developers and export customers with materials expected to last the life of an asset.

About Oswal Cables
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One capability chain, four connected disciplines

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Cables at Oswal Cables

Cables

Engineered for the application, not the catalogue

Full catalogue
  • Power Cables
  • Mobility Cables
  • Special Cables
  • Conductors
Power Cables up to 1.1 kV produced by Oswal Cables

Power Cables

Power Cables up to 1.1 kV

Armoured and unarmoured low-voltage power cables with XLPE or PVC insulation for distribution networks, industrial plants and building infrastructure.

Conductor
Aluminium or copper, stranded
Insulation
XLPE or PVC
Armouring
Steel strip or round wire, optional
Sheath
PVC outer sheath

Applications: Utility distribution · Industrial plant wiring · Building services · Pumping and irrigation schemes

Technical detail
Mobility Cables produced by Oswal Cables

Mobility Cables

Mobility Cables

Flexible cables designed for continuous movement, vibration and repeated flexing in mobility, transport and equipment applications.

Conductor
Fine stranded flexible copper
Insulation
Elastomeric or PVC compounds
Flexibility
Engineered for repeated flexing
Options
Screened and unscreened variants

Applications: Rolling stock · Material handling equipment · Mobile machinery · Transport infrastructure

Technical detail
Special Cables produced by Oswal Cables

Special Cables

Special Cables

Application-engineered cables including railway signalling, concentric, service and aerial bunched constructions built to customer and statutory specifications.

Constructions
Signalling, ABC, service drop, concentric, URD
Conductor
Aluminium or copper as specified
Protection
Screening and armouring options
Customisation
Design to application requirement

Applications: Railway signalling and telecom · Aerial bunched distribution · Service connections · Concentric metering systems

Technical detail
Bare Overhead Conductors produced by Oswal Cables

Conductors

Bare Overhead Conductors

All aluminium and aluminium alloy conductors, including steel-reinforced constructions, for overhead transmission and distribution lines.

Types
AAC, AAAC, ACSR constructions
Stranding
Concentric, to specified sizes
Finish
Greased and non-greased options
Packing
Wooden or steel drums

Applications: Overhead transmission lines · Distribution networks · Power evacuation systems · Rural electrification

Technical detail

Application ecosystem

Generation, transmission, mobility, infrastructure — one continuous network

Each sector brings its own standards, inspection regimes and site conditions. Our conductors and cables are specified for the position they occupy in that network, not for a generic catalogue slot.

Manufacturing

A single production line, told in four chapters

Chapter 01 — Material

Aluminium and copper arrive to specification

Incoming rod and compound are checked against purchase specification before release to production, so every batch begins with verified material.

Control
Incoming inspection

Chapter 02 — Process

Drawing, stranding, insulation, armouring

Wire drawing, concentric stranding, extrusion, armouring and sheathing run as one connected line, keeping specification and process parameters together.

In-house
Full process chain
Output
Cables & conductors

Chapter 03 — Test

Electrical, mechanical and dimensional testing

Type, routine and acceptance tests are carried out in-house, with customer and third-party inspection supported at the point of manufacture.

Witnessing
Customer & third party

Chapter 04 — Traceability

Batch identity from raw material to despatch

Drum-level records connect material, process and test data, so a delivered length can be traced back through every stage that produced it.

Record
Drum-level
Copper rod breakdown machine and wire coils on the plant floor
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Quality as a process

Not a certificate wall — a continuous chain of control

Management systems and product standards are documented and auditable. Certification is evidence of the process, shown here as supporting reference rather than decoration.

  1. Step 01

    Raw material

    Specification-controlled aluminium, copper and compounds released only after incoming checks.

  2. Step 02

    Manufacturing

    Process parameters recorded against the applicable product standard for each run.

  3. Step 03

    Testing

    Electrical, mechanical and dimensional tests performed in the in-house laboratory.

  4. Step 04

    Inspection

    Customer and third-party inspection supported at stage and final stages.

  5. Step 05

    Traceability

    Drum-level records linking material, process and test results.

  6. Step 06

    Dispatch

    Packing, marking and documentation prepared to contract requirements.

ISO 9001:2015Quality Management System

ISO 14001:2015Environmental Management System

ISO 45001:2018Occupational Health & Safety

IS 398 Part 5Bare overhead conductors

IS 14255Aerial bunched cables

IS 7098 Part 1XLPE insulated cables

IS 1554 Part 1PVC insulated cables

Quality & certifications

Client verification required: Certificate numbers, issuing authority and validity dates must be supplied and current before any certificate preview is published.

Global presence

Supplying India, connecting selected international markets

Locations reveal on hover or keyboard focus. Only confirmed information is plotted — no country counts, customer numbers or markets are published before written confirmation.

Jaipur, Rajasthan

Head office & manufacturing

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Investors and careers

Investor Centre

Precision, structure and disclosure

Governance information, approved reports and statutory disclosures, organised by financial year and published only after authorised approval.

Disclosures
Structured by financial year
Governance
Policies and board information
Approval
Published after authorisation
Enter Investor Centre
Engineering team reviewing technical drawings in the cable testing laboratory

Life at Oswal

Careers built around people who keep the lights on

Engineers, technicians and management professionals building long careers across manufacturing, quality and project execution.

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Latest from Oswal Cables

All insights

Company Update

Capacity and process upgrades across cable production lines

An overview of ongoing modernisation of extrusion, stranding and testing infrastructure at our manufacturing operations.

Industry Insight

Selecting conductors for renewable power evacuation

Design considerations when specifying AAC, AAAC and ACSR conductors for solar and wind evacuation lines.

Quality

Inside our cable testing and inspection routine

How type, routine and acceptance tests are sequenced to keep every despatch traceable and inspectable.