Northern Ontario’s underground mines operate in some of the most punishing conditions in Canada. Between Sudbury’s deep hard-rock operations, Timmins’ gold mining corridors, and expanding
Modern military ground vehicles are no longer purely mechanical systems. Today’s wheeled combat vehicles, armored personnel carriers, tactical support trucks, and missionized shelters integrate mission
Rail platforms are designed for 30–40 years of service life. Your cable assemblies are expected to survive every one of them. Between high-vibration undercarriage routing,
Surface and underground mining operations may extract similar materials, but the electrical environments they create are fundamentally different. From regulatory requirements to mechanical stress profiles,
Wind turbines operate under constant mechanical stress. Inside the tower and nacelle, cable systems are exposed to vibration, torsional movement, temperature cycling, moisture, oils, and
Electric fracturing (“e-frac”) reduces diesel equipment on location, but it increases the amount of electrical power and operational data moving through the spread. That combination
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