CENTRAL CABLES BERHAD is a Malaysian incorporated company since 1967. We operate from two facilities with combined area of 491, 000 sqft and production capacity of RM400 million. We produce power and control cables and bare conductors up to 500kV systems, complying to the International Electro-technical Commission (IEC), British Standards (BS) and SIRIM (Malaysia) standards. We are accredited with ISO 9001:2015 certification for Quality Management System by IQNet and SIRIM QAS.
For more information, please contact the following :
Syazwani Shahruddin
Phone No. :+6013 7031 746
Email : syazwani@central-cables.com.my
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Our products are widely used in infrastructure, property and mixed development projects in Malaysia and abroad. Our products are also used in every level of electrical transmission and distribution, from 500kV transmission lines down to electrical wires in your homes.
Our core products:
XLPE Insulated Power Cables PVC Insulated Power Cables Bare and Aerial Bundled Cables (ABC)
For more information, please contact the following :
Koh Wee Leong
Phone No. : +60123345881
Email : kohwl@central-cables.com.my
Any enquiry, please email to ycchu@central-cables.com.my or please WhatsApp or call +6016 6411 878
We welcome internship students to explore real working environment. Drop us an email, if you like to join us at hasrina@central-cables.com.my or please give us a call or WhatsApp at +6013 9821 746
We constantly and continuously work on upgrading employee knowledge and skill as it helps in developing and nurturing them to become more reliable resources which eventually benefit the company. In the industry where technology and innovation have no boundaries, we make sure our employees take skill enhancement or employee development activities seriously.
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