ACL Cables PLC wins SLS Award for supreme-quality ‘Armoured Cables’

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Paying special attention to quality has rewarded ACL Cables the SLS Certification mark for Armoured Cables.

This further proves the excellence of ACL Cables (Pvt) Ltd while strengthening their status as forerunner in the industry.

ACL Cables PLC, the pioneer wire manufacturer in the country, was established in 1962 and has been the largest manufacturer in Sri Lanka since.

Continuing the pioneering spirit, it was ACL that manufactured Armoured Cables for the first time in Sri Lanka in the year of 1984 delivering a huge benefit in both quality and price to the local industrialist and engineering fraternity.

Throughout the last 50 years, ACL Cables has maintained and improved the quality of their range of wire products, henceforth acquiring a 45% share in the cable and conductor manufacturing market.

Catering to general household as well as industrial requirements, ACL Cables PLC strives to provide their customers with technologically advanced and high quality products not only safe but which are durable.

This is one reason why ACL introduced a range of Fire retardant cables in 2005 having established a comprehensive laboratory for fire tests. Armoured cables too can be provided with fire retardant properties.

The fact that 80% of BOI projects use ACL Armoured Cables further illustrates the reliability of ACL products.

Having transcended local markets to clinch the international market, ACL Cables (PLC) imports products to many countries including Australia, New Zealand, Maldives, India and the African Continent including Mauritius.

Since 1984, ACL’s House and Building Wires, Bare (Aluminium) Conductors and Flexible Cords and Cables are products that have been manufactured under SLS Certification. Being awarded the prestigious ISO 9001 Certificate in 2002 and the ISO 14001 certificate in 2008 stands as further evidence to their unparalleled success and excellence in the industry.

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