Mobility infrastructure - Aerospace Industry

The Indian aerospace industry has reached remarkable new heights owing to the exponential advancements in research and space exploration made by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). It has grown significantly in value, alongside the commercial aviation sector, which has seen robust growth in airline passenger traffic over the last five years. Under the country’s Make in India initiative, the industry is currently focused on indigenous manufacturing of aerospace machinery and developing a skilled workforce. The Indian aerospace industry is also making substantial advancements in the sustainability department, with the inclusion of solutions such as hybrid aircraft and electric propulsion systems.

This brings about the need for wires and cables, which are an integral part of the aerospace industry, with various purposes to ensure the smooth functioning of aircraft and support infrastructure. The wires and cables need to be lightweight, dependable and able to endure harsh environments. Navigation equipment and communication systems also rely on sturdy wires and cables. Furthermore, control systems and actuators depend extensively on reliable cable and wiring systems.

With the rapid expansion of the aerospace industry and an emerging need for modernising new and existing airports, there is high demand for tough and dependable wires and cables to support the infrastructure. Supplying wires and cables for the aerospace industry is a challenging task though, requiring compliance to precise electrical parameters. To persist in extreme weather conditions, aerospace applications demand cables that are low-weight, highly efficient, and resilient in design, all of which Polycab products provide. Some of the key functions of aerospace wires and cables are to provide power distribution, data transmission and secure communication. To this end, we offer a diverse range of products, including our Lightning Cables, 8 5kv Airport Lighting Cables, High-temperature Cables and Co-axial cables, all of which adhere to MIL and other international standards.