Finolex Cables Launches FinoUltra Wires with Advanced Electron Beam Technology
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Finolex Cables Launches FinoUltra Wires with Advanced Electron Beam Technology

Finolex Cables, a leading manufacturer of electrical and communication cables, has introduced FinoUltra, an advanced range of wires leveraging Electron Beam (E-Beam) technology. Designed for residential, commercial, and industrial applications, FinoUltra offers exceptional safety, durability, and performance.
The wires feature cross-linking E-Beam technology that enhances thermal and mechanical properties, delivering 75 per cent higher current capacity while reducing energy loss and overheating. These wires can withstand temperatures of up to 125°C, ensuring reliability in extreme environments.
FinoUltra wires are flame-resistant, emitting minimal smoke during fires, and are pest- and termite-resistant. Additionally, their Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) technology minimizes toxic gas emissions during fire incidents. The wires comply with RoHS and REACH directives, aligning with global sustainability standards.
Mahesh Viswanathan, Dy. CEO & CFO of Finolex Cables, highlighted, “Our E-Beam facility went live recently, enabling us to expand into advanced solutions like solar cables and now FinoUltra, ideal for modern infrastructure.”
Amit Mathur, President - Sales and Marketing, added, “FinoUltra combines innovation with safety, addressing critical needs in today’s infrastructure. It is a future-ready solution for industries.”
To boost awareness, Finolex Cables is launching a nationwide campaign across TV and digital platforms.
FinoUltra marks another milestone in Finolex's commitment to safety, reliability, and sustainability, setting benchmarks in the electrical industry.

Finolex Cables, a leading manufacturer of electrical and communication cables, has introduced FinoUltra, an advanced range of wires leveraging Electron Beam (E-Beam) technology. Designed for residential, commercial, and industrial applications, FinoUltra offers exceptional safety, durability, and performance.The wires feature cross-linking E-Beam technology that enhances thermal and mechanical properties, delivering 75 per cent higher current capacity while reducing energy loss and overheating. These wires can withstand temperatures of up to 125°C, ensuring reliability in extreme environments.FinoUltra wires are flame-resistant, emitting minimal smoke during fires, and are pest- and termite-resistant. Additionally, their Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) technology minimizes toxic gas emissions during fire incidents. The wires comply with RoHS and REACH directives, aligning with global sustainability standards.Mahesh Viswanathan, Dy. CEO & CFO of Finolex Cables, highlighted, “Our E-Beam facility went live recently, enabling us to expand into advanced solutions like solar cables and now FinoUltra, ideal for modern infrastructure.”Amit Mathur, President - Sales and Marketing, added, “FinoUltra combines innovation with safety, addressing critical needs in today’s infrastructure. It is a future-ready solution for industries.”To boost awareness, Finolex Cables is launching a nationwide campaign across TV and digital platforms.FinoUltra marks another milestone in Finolex's commitment to safety, reliability, and sustainability, setting benchmarks in the electrical industry.

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