Case study – Voltrim

Top quality bespoke cables?

At Voltrim Trade, we are specialists in “difficult” configurations and implementations based on proprietary technical designs.

We present a selection of solutions that have been developed on the production line of our expanding factory in response to specific customer requirements.

Customer problem

Case study No. 1

One of our Partners – a global leader in cable sales – reported a problem adapting standard control cables available on the market to the requirements of a new project. The key technical challenge was the need to meet stringent technical specifications, ensure high reliability and fast implementation to avoid costly delays.

Voltrim solutions

Case study No. 1

Based on the technical design provided, we manufactured cables with the required parameters, which were characterised by:

resistance to oils and chemicals, which increased their durability in industrial environments,
flexibility, which helped with easy installation, in hard-to-reach places,
precise shielding, which helped minimise electromagnetic interference.

Customer profile

Case study No. 1

Thanks to an advanced manufacturing process and thorough quality control, we provided the client with a product that enabled the project to be completed, on schedule.

A spark of industry know-how,
i.e. cable or electric wire?

At the end of 2024, the Polish Economic Chamber of Electrotechnics published the Polish standard PN-IEC 60050-461:2024-09 International Dictionary of Electrical Terminology.

This standard clarifies industry nomenclature and resolves the dilemma regarding the nomenclature “cable or electric cable”, indicating that the correct/recommended Polish term is cable. This is an accurate translation of the term and the definition of the said term from English. Definitions of the terms in English are available on electropedia. In current standards, the English word “cables” is used in three ways: “electric wires”, “electric cables and wires” and “cables”.

At Voltrim, we value sound technical knowledge, which is why we consistently use the term “cable” on our website, avoiding the use of the term “electric cable” or “power cable” (which for many years was synonymous with cable and used interchangeably in the language of the industry).