uic prequalifications

U n i t e d I n d u s t r i e s C o m p a n y – E l s e w e d y

UNITED INDUSTRIES – EL SEWEDY (U. I. C.) 14 Baghdad St, Heliopolis – Cairo - Egypt Tel.: (202) 4144380, 4144381 Fax: (202) 2905844 Office:

Factory : 10th of Ramadan City , Zone A-3 , Tel .: ( 2015 ) 411218/9 Fax: ( 2015 ) 411215 Web Site: www.elsewedy.com

259/1Page: Version: 1 Date of Issue: 1/1/2006





CONTENTS

Page Item Ser.

3 UIC INTRODUCTION 1

5 QUALITY POLICY 1-1

6 ISO 9001-2000 CERTIFICATE 2-1

7 ISO/IEC 17025-1999 CERTIFICATE 1-3

8 SAFETY POLICY 4-1

21 BIO DATA 2

23 FINANCIAL DATA 3

27 FACILITIES AND CAPABILITIES 4

51 QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 5

52 QUALITY MANUAL 1-5

89 QUALITY CONTROL PLAN 2-5

150 TECHNICAL DATA 6

151 STANDARDS 1-6

169 CODES 2-6

178 LIST OF PRODUCTION TYPE APPROVALS 7

240 REFERENCE LIST 8

255 CONTACT PERSONS 9





UIC-EL SEWEDY is the newest one out of El SEWEDY Group. It's specialized in:

• Manufacturing of Special Cables (LAN cables, Co-axial cables, Telephone cables, Control cables, instrumentation cables, fire resistance & Fire alarm cables and Appliance cords).

• Manufacturing of Magnet Wire (Flat and Round enameled copper wires). • Manufacturing of Fiber Glass Poles (Lighting and Decorative Poles).

Untied Industries Company - (Special Cables Factory) is the latest addition in a comprehensive integrated approach to the need of the electrical sector market. The special Cable Factory consists of over 10.000 square meters of prime manufacturing space together with associated design offices, laboratories and storage areas. It is located at 10th of Ramadan Industry City approximately 60 Km east of Cairo. The Factory is equipped with " state of the art " machinery from Nextrom (Nokia - Maileffer ) , Pourtier, Niehoff and many other world class suppliers and was purpose built to address those Specialty Cables that often fall outside or on the edge of the capability of existing suppliers. As you will see from the contents of this site, this vision ranges from the Domestic Appliance Cord to the extremely high performance Category 7 Local Area Network Cables required for the next generation of computers; from the small pairs telephone cables required in the home and business premises; to the complex Instrumentation cables needed to monitor natural resources. This is made, possible due to the flexibility and, range of our equipment, and materials together with the skills and experience of our workforce. We are new enterprise determined to provide our customers with the cables that their demands of - Quality and Economy are paramount in the priorities set for our engineers. Our Design team is available to discuss any particular performance or environmental requirements and to provide custom designs for individual users. Similarly our quality staffs welcome the presence of the customer's engineers to witness, or participate in product testing. Special Cables Factory extends a welcome to all potential customers.





Untied Industries Company Quality Policy1-1





1-2 Untied Industries Company is certified for ISO 9001: 2000





Untied Industries Company is certified for ISO/ IEC 17025: 1999 in Sep 20053-1





Untied Industries Company Safety Policy4-1

HEALTH & SAFETY POLICY IT IS THE PLOICY OF THE COMPANY TO MAINTAIN A HEALTHY AND SAFE WORKING ENVIRONMENT.WE

ARE COMMITTED TO CONDUCT ALL OPERATIONS SAFELY TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO HEALTH OR THE

ENVIRONMENT, INJURIES TO PERSONS, FIRE AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY ALL REASONABLE SAFE

GUARDS WILL BE TAKEN.

WHILE WE WANT TO HAVE SAFE PLANTS, EQUIPMENTS AND PROCESS IN FULL COMPLIANCE WITH

LEGISLATION, IT IS EQUALLY ESSENTIAL THAT WE MOTIVATE AND TRAIN OUR PEOPLE TO THINK,

PRACTICE AND FEEL A PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR SAFETY. NO JOB IS SO IMPORTANT AND NO

ORDER IS SO URGENT THAT WE CANNOT TAKE CARE TO PERFORM OUR WORK IN A HELTHY AND SAFE

MANNER.

MANAGERS AND FIRST LINE SUPERVISORS WILL BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR VIGILANCE, MOTIVATION

AND ENFORCEMENT OF SAFETY AND HELTH PRACTICES. WE WILL BE DEDICATED. WELL TRAINED AND

ESPECIALLY ALERT TO THE IMPORTANCE OF SAFE HEALTHY WORKING CONDITIONS AND METHODS

PERFORMANCE IN HEALTH AND SAFETY WILL BE MEASURED ALONG WITH OVERALL PERFORMANCE.

EVERY EMPLOYEE HAS AN IMPORTANT ROLE AND EVERY ONE OF US IS EXPECTED TO CO-OPERATE

FULLY IN ALL MEASURES TAKEN TO ENSURE A SAFE AND HEALTHY WORK PLACE.

AS CHAIRMAN I GIVE YOU MY PERSONAL PROMISE THAT EVERY PRECAUTION REASONABLE WILL BE

TAKEN FOR THE PROTECTION OF EMPLOYEES.

OUR GOAL IS TO ACHIEVE A HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT AND ACCIDENT FREE PERFORMANCE. WORKING

“TOGETHER” WE CAN REACH THAT GOAL

ENG. MOHAMED EL-SEWEDY VICE CHAIRMAN





RESPONSIBILITIES

Plant Manager The plant manger accepts responsibility for the prevention of accidents in the plant and, as such, must furnish

the impetus for the local safety program

The plant manager’s specific duties and obligations are to:

♦ Recognize that the supervisor is the key person in the safety program because he is in contact

with employees.

♦ Make safety a part of the supervisor’s performance review.

♦ Ensure that accident reports are completed as soon as possible.

♦ Review serious accidents personally to satisfy himself that accident causes are being investigated

and proper corrective action is being taken.

♦ Ensure that the safety committee holds meetings at regular intervals and give full support to all

of their activities.

♦ Give leadership and direction in the administration of safe work procedures.

♦ Interpret controls regulations under the Occupational Health and Safety Laws of the OSHA and

other regulating authorities and ensures compliance.

Ensure that all supervisory staff is competent as defined in good Occupational Health and safety practices.

Act as chairperson of the Management Safety Committee.





Supervisor

The success of our accident prevention program depends on the sincere and constant effort of all supervisors

and on their active participation and support in all safety matters which include:

♦ Prevention of complete safety instructions to employees prior to assignment of duties.

♦ Enforcement of all safety rules.

♦ Continues inspection for unsafe practice and conditions and prompt corrective action.

♦ Thorough investigation of all accidents with prompt and complete reporting to plant manger.

♦ Conducting regular safety meetings in their department.

♦ Encouragement of employees to make safety suggestions.

♦ Becoming personally proficient in first aid practices and urging employees to make first aid training.

♦ Development and administration of an effective program of good housekeeping and the

maintenance of high standards of personnel and operational cleanliness throughout his department.

♦ Ensuring that equipment is in top working order at times.

♦ Setting a good example in all his practices and safety activities.

♦ Providing information and instruction on handling of new materials and equipment before they are

introduced into the work place.

♦ Being familiar with the safety and health legislation.

♦ Insisting that all injuries are reported promptly for first aid.

♦ Ensuring that employees are properly trained to respond to emergency situations.





All Employees Every employee has a responsibility to himself for his own safety. But he likewise has a responsibility to his

family his fellow workers his employer and the community.

Therefore, in the performance of his duties and in following work instructions, he shall be expected to work

in a safe, efficient manner. The ideal in a safe and efficient industrial operation is reached only when all

employees are safety-conscious and keenly alert mentally and physically. They should:

♦ Comply with instructions for safe work procedures.

♦ Report all accidents and injuries immediately.

♦ Participate in safety training programs designed to promote safety in the work place.

♦ Put forward recommendations to promote safety and efficiency.

♦ Keep abreast of their specific duties in case of fire or other catastrophe.





SAFETY COMMITTEE

The plant safety committee shall consist of least two persons of whom at least half are employees who do

not exercise managerial functions and are selected by the employees to represent them. Their names and

work location are posted, and the members are entitled to make time from their work as is necessary to

attend meetings and to carry out their duties.

It is the functions of a committee to:

♦ Identify situations that may be a source of danger or hazard to employees.

♦ Make recommendations to the company and employees for the improvement of health and

safety.

♦ Recommend the content of programs, measures and procedures respecting the health and safety

of employees.

♦ Obtain information from the company respecting

The identification of potential or existing hazards of materials, processes or

equipment.

The health and safety experience and work practices and standards in similar or

other industries.

♦ Keep minutes of its meetings.

♦ Meet at least once every three month.

♦ Designate one of the members to inspect the physical conditions of the workplace each month.





ACCIDENT REPORTING

First aid

♦ All injuries, however trivial, must be reported immediately to your supervisor in order that he can

provide first-aid and if necessary, arrange for medical treatment. In case where medical aid is

required, the supervisor will call for an ambulance, or arrange to have the injured person

transported by other means to the hospital.

♦ Except for very minor injuries, the manager shall be notified immediately by the supervisor of all

industrial injuries.

♦ The supervisor shall ensure that the injury report is completed and forwarded to the manager.

♦ The supervisor shall investigate all reported work place injuries in his department in order to:

Ensure that every effort is made to prevent a future similar occurrence.

Consider an alternative safe work practice.

Assess whether it may result in lost time.

♦ In case of injury that require an ambulance, ensure clear direction are given o n the plant’s

location and the most convenient approach to the accident site.

In case of serious Injury

The primary concerns for a seriously injured person are immediate first aid and transportation to medical

aid – i.e. a hospital. Your supervisor must be informed immediately after the individual has been attended

to, but before the injured person leaves or is transported to a hospital.

The manager shall see that a written report of the circumstances of the accident is sent to the president

within 48 hours of the occurrence.

In case where an employee is critically injured, do not disturb or alter in any way the accident site or

anything having a bearing on the accident without permission of the Operations Manager.





ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION

Efficient operation of the plant requires the elimination of incidents such as injury, fire and damage to

equipment or product. When such an incident occurs it should be reported immediately to the supervisor of

the area concerned who must complete the Accident Investigation Report (see attachment) This report should

describe the incident, explore the root causes and recommend measures to be taken to prevent a

recurrence.

Accident investigation must not be viewed as a “fault finding program” but should be considered a tool in

obtaining all of the relevant facts so that the maximum can be gained from the inquiry.

Procedures

The accident investigation will reflect the supervisor’s description and analysis of what occurred. In order to

arrive at this he should:

♦ Conduct the investigation as soon as possible immediately after the accident is reported if

possible.

♦ Delay the investigation only until the injured has been given medical attention.

♦ Keep in mind that the purpose of the investigation is to prevent recurrence and not to fix blame.

♦ Conduct the investigation as close to the scene as possible.

♦ Obtain information from eye witnesses.

♦ Obtain the employees version of the accident.

♦ His final step is to determine the action to be taken to prevent recurrence. This may not always

be immediately apparent and may require a special study.

Administration

The attached Accident Investigation Report should be completed as follows:





DEFINTION & CLASSIFICATION OF INJURIES

Definitions INJURY – An injury is a work-related injury or occupational illness and involves the following: loss of work

restriction of work transfer to another job, medical treatment, first aid or a diagnosed occupational illness.

EMPLOYMENT – Employment is all work or activity performed in carrying out an assignment, including

incidental and related activities not covered by the assignment, voluntary work or activity while acting with

the consent of the company for the purpose of benefiting of the company.

MINOR INJURY (MEDICAL AID, FIRST AID) – A minor injury is defined as one – time treatment of an injury

and any follow up visits for the purpose of observation or treatment which may require professional

medical care. But dose not result in lost time from work beyond the day of the injury.

LOST TIME INJURY – A lost time injury is defined as occurring when an employee is injured on the job and

unable to work to his next full scheduled shift. Where the employee’s last day of work was Thursday, then

Friday is considered the next scheduled shift.

LOST TIME INJURY FREQUENCY RATE – The frequency rate is the number of lost time injuries per

200.000 hours worked 200.000 hours is approximately the number of hours worked by 100 employees in

a year.

(X) 200.000 hours

Frequency Rate =

Hours Worked

Where X is the number of lost time injuries

HOURS WORKED – The basis for calculating the frequency rate is the total number of hours worked at the

location during the month being reported. Hours worked may be obtained from payroll. Alternatively

estimated hours may be used. A combination of these methods is also appropriate: hours worked for hourly

from payroll while hours worked for salaried employees is calculated by multiplying the number of salaried

employees by 200 all employees permanently assigned to the location should be included when totaling or

estimating hours worked as outlined above.





SEVERITY – The seventy rates for lost time injuries is the number of days lost from work per 200.000 hours

worked.

(Y) 200.000 hours

Severity Rate =

Hours Worked

Where Y is the number of days lost.





PERSONAL CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT

Personal Clothing

In general personal clothing should be sturdy well fitting and provide protection from incidental exposure to

radiant heat. Liquids and abrasive surfaces. The following guidelines apply to normal clothing.

♦ Shirts and long pants are required in all areas of the plant.

♦ Loose fitting clothing and ornaments (ties, bracelets, chains, rings) should not be worn around

machinery.

♦ Clothing contaminated by paint or chemicals are flammable and a health hazard and should not

be worn.

♦ The use of solvents for cleaning clothing is prohibited. These solvents may be either flammable or

toxic.

♦ Do not use compressed air to remove dust from clothing equipment – particles may puncture the

skin or enter the eyes of yourself or other nearby.

PROTECTIVE CLOTHING When there is the danger of exposure or contact with known harmful substances, the company will provide

special clothing. For complete details covering the need for and use of protective clothing consult your

supervisor.

FOOT PROTECTION Only safety footwear shall be worn in the industrial work areas of the plant. Under no circumstances will

sandals, or open toe shoes be permitted. Plant employees must wear approved safety footwear that are

sturdily constructed, have steel toe caps and provide protection from incidental contact with chemicals sharp

objects underfoot, as well as from heavy falling objects. To encourage safety and as a part of the plant

safety program. the company provides employees approved safety shoes.





EYE PROTECTION Eye protection shall be worn in designated areas whenever there is a danger of injury to the eyes from

flying metal pieces dust particles splashing of liquids or contact with chemical mists or sprays.

♦ SAFETY GLASSES will provide minimum eye protection and should be worn as a matter of

course by all employees exposed to incidental splash or being struck by flying particles.

♦ CHEMICAL GOGGLES will provide full eye protection from fling particles dust and chemical

splash.

♦ FACE SHIELDS will provide both face and eye protection for such operation as pedestal

grinding or where a danger of splashing corrosive liquids is.

♦ WELDERS SHIELD will provide protection from welding flashes.

Eye glasses even with hardened lenses are not a substitute for goggles. Full cover and/or face

shields shall be worn by employees engaged in or close to work involving:

♦ Drilling or chipping stone, brick, concrete, paint, pipe coatings or metal.

♦ Power grinding, buffing or wire brushing whether there is a built – in eye shield or not.

♦ Dust or flying particles.

♦ Flame welding, cutting or burning (Approved colored lenses shall be used).

♦ Hand drilling or sawing of overhead objects.

♦ Use of powered tools such as drills, saws, sanders, etc.

♦ Handling of acids, caustics, chlorines, ammonia or other similar liquids or gasses except when

approved complete head coverings are worn.

♦ Use of brush chippers.

♦ Cleaning or scaling pipe.

♦ Flying particles caused by others if employee is within the range of such particles. (A suitable

screen around the work may be used instead)

♦ Use of Termite (Cad weld) type welders.

♦ Soldering operations.

♦ Where the danger of electrical arc exists. (Approved colored lenses shall be used).

♦ Any other danger of injury to the eyes, or at the direction of a supervisor.





HEARING PROTECTION Exposure to excessive noise can cause a gradual decline in hearing ability. Ear protection must be worn when

there is possibility of hearing damage. This occurs when there is continuous exposure to noise or impulse

exposure to loud impact noise. Where the level is above 85 dBA employees shall wear proper ear protection.

Proper ear protection shall consist of approved ear muffs or plugs. Plain cotton is not acceptable ear

protection.

A noise level audit will be posted in each plant to identify hearing protection areas.





RESPIRATORY PROTECTION

There are certain health hazards that cannot be begineered out of the work place, and the ones that cannot

be eliminated must be controlled. Because of this certain employees including those that spray paint must

wear respirators so that they will not be harmed by toxic agents. The following are some of the

considerations and precautions that are necessary in the respirator program.

a) Selection: ♦ The following factors shall be taken into considerations in the selection of the proper respirator.

♦ Toxicity and concentration of the hazardous substance.

♦ Its chemical and physical properties.

♦ The period of time for which the respiratory protection must be provided.

b) Training:

The employees will be properly trained in the use of the respirator he will use in his work, in

accordance with writer standards and procedures provided by the manufacturer. He must fully

understand the nature of the hazard and the capabilities and limitation of the respirator.

c) Cleaning: ♦ Respirator shall be regularly cleaned and disinfected by the user.

♦ Those issued for exclusive use of an employee shall be cleaned after each day’s use.

♦ Those used by more than one worker shall be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected after each use.

♦ Hood visors must be kept clear and clean at all times.

♦ When not in use respirators must be stored in a convenient clean and sanitary location.

♦ Hoods must not be placed on the work floor.

d) Inspection: ♦ Respirators must be inspected before each use. Worn or deteriorated parts shall be replaced

immediately.

♦ The supervisor shall continually monitor the care, use, wearing and inspection of employee’s

respirators.

♦ All connections, hose to hood cartridge to mask etc must be checked for tightness.





BIO DATA

United Industries company - UICCompany Name

1998Date of Established

3No. of Factories

Location

14 Baghdad Street – El Korba – Helioplis – Cairo ( Main Office )

10th of Ramadan City, A3-Industrial Zone( Factory )

Private with Limited LiabilityCo. Legal Structure

34316 m2Area

- Manufacturing and Supply of Enameled Wire, Paper Insulated, Tinned Copper, Plain Drawn Copper.Scope of Work

- Design , Manufacturing and Supply Control, Instrumentation, Coaxial , LAN , Automotive , Fire Resistance, Fire Alarm , Fire Retardant Cable , Indoor Wire

- Manufacturing and Supply Lighting Transmission, Decorative Fiber Poles, Cable Filler, Multi Outlet Socket and Plug Cord.

573No. of Employees

Owner and Major Shareholder:

% Ownership Nationality Name of Owners

35 % Egyptian Mr. / Sadek Ahmed El Sewedy

35 % Egyptian Eng. / Ahmed Ahmed El Sewedy

30 % Egyptian Eng. / Mohamed Ahmed El Sewedy





UIC Banking Facilities:

Total Barclays NSGB EAB Arab Bank Facilities Lines50.000.000 10.000.000 15.000.000 25.000.000 OD-General Purpose-Unsecured$ 3.000.000 $ 3.000.000 OD-General Purpose-Unsecured $$ 5.896.000 $ 2.586.000 $ 3.310.000 Sub-Limit

3.800.000 3.800.000 OD-All Operating Expenses except Sister

$ 300.000 $ 300.000 Sub-Limit

15.000.000 15.000.000 OD-Purchase from UMC ,Sedplast, MA& Petro ch.

$ 1.650.000 $ 650.000 $ 1.000.000 Sub-Limit

10.000.000 10.000.000 OD-Against Receivables / Export Shipping Doc.

$ 1.725.000 $ 1.725.000 Sub-Limit6.634.972 6.634.972 LTL - KFW6.500.000 1.000.000 3.000.000 2.500.000 LGs25.219.000 25.219.000 LCs$ 4.993.000 $ 645.000 $ 4.348.000 Sub-Limit5.750.000 5.750.000 OD-LCs-Against TD$ 990.000 $ 990.000 Sub-Limit5.750.000 5.750.000 OD – WI – Against TD

$ 1.990.000 $ 990.000 $ 1.000.000 Sub-Limit$ 2.000.000 $ 2.000.000 Forward Deals

128.653.972 11.000.000 15.000.000 75.153.972 27.500.000 Total Facilities in " LE " or$ 22.544.000 $ 645.000 $ 5.586.000 $ 11.003.000 $ 5.310.000 Total Facilities in " $ "

78.800.000 10.000.000 15.000.000 28.800.000 25.000.000 Drawing Power in " LE " or

$ 12.571.000 $ 5.586.000 $ 2.675.000 $ 4.310.000 Drawing Power in " $ "

Prices

11.00 % 10.50 % 10.4 % 11.25 % OD Interest – LE 0.5 / mille / Month 1 / mille / Month 0.5 / mille / Month 1 / mille / Month HDB Commission – LELibor (1M)+1.5 % Libor (1M)+1 % Libor (1M)+0.65 % Libor (1M)+0.75 % OD Interest - $

1 / mille / Month 1 / mille / Month HDB Commission – $2 / mille / Quarter2 / mille / Quarter 1 / mille / Quarter2 / mille / Quarter LG – Bid Bond2 / mille / Quarter 2 / mille / Quarter 1.25 /mille/ Quarter 2 / mille / Quarter LG – Advance Payment 2 / mille / Quarter 2 / mille / Quarter 1.25 /mille/ Quarter 2 / mille / Quarter LG – Performance Bond

5 / mille / Quarter 5/mille/Quarter 2 / mille / Quarter 5 / mille / Quarter LC – Opening Commission

10.5 % LTL – KFW Interest - LE

0.5 / mille / Month LTL – KFW HDB Commission – LE





Six-Year Summary of Selected Financial Data

Dec-00 Actual

Dec-01 Actual

Dec-02 Actual

Dec-03 Actual

Dec-04 Actual

Dec-05 Estimated In millions USD

Income Statement (IS)

14.8 19.7 25.8 31.6 46.8 77.9 Net Sales Value

(Before Eliminating Inter-company Sales)

13.3 15.9 20.3 26.4 41.7 60.8 Net Sales Value

Balance Sheet (BS) 35.2 32.9 33.8 36.0 37.7 39.0 Total Assets

21.1 19.1 19.5 19.8 18.0 13.5 Fixed Assets (NBV)

3.9 7.0 8.2 9.8 12.6 11.7 Working Investment (WI)

-3.3 1.4 5.6 4.5 8.7 15.0 Working Capital (WC)

17.8 20.5 25.1 24.3 26.6 28.5 Gross Capital Employed

Financed by:

9.1 13.3 22.5 22.0 24.8 27.1 Shareholders' Equity

8.7 7.1 2.6 2.3 1.4 1.1 Long Term Loans

Profitability Ratios 13.1% 16.0% 16.3% 19.7% 17.5% 17.1% Gross Profit Margin

-13.0% 9.1% 13.0% 13.0% 12.4% 14.2% Returns on Sales

-21.1% 13.4% 14.9% 15.6% 20.8% 31.9% Returns on Equity

Activity Ratios 80.0% 110.0% 160.0% 140.0% 180.0% 242.0% Current Ratio

120 108 72 80 48 38 Receivable Days

113 110 99 105 83 56 Inventory Days

151 128 73 80 48 37 Payable Days

Leverage Ratios 148.0% 75.0% 36.0% 55.0% 32.0% 17.0% Net Bank Debt / Equity Ratio

38.0% 24.0% 16.0% 27.0% 19.0% 12.0% Net Bank Debt / Total Assets

-37.0% 12.0% 34.0% 27.0% 48.0% 55.0% Working Capital / Net Worth





Gross Capital Employed

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2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

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Operating Profit

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Gross Profit

Net Sales Value

0.010.020.030.040.050.060.070.080.090.0

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

Net Sales Value





Machine List Special Cables Factory

NO Process Machine MC code Supplier Factory Origin

1 INSULATION NEXTROM INSULATION LINE 40 (Ext 001) EXT001 NEXTROM SC Finland

2 INSULATION NEXTROM SHEATHING LINE 65 (Ext 002) EXT002 NEXTROM SC Finland

3 INSULATION NEXTROM AUTOMOTIVE (Ext 003) EXT003 NEXTROM SC Switzerland

4 INSULATION NEXTROM

INSTUREMENTATION (Ext 004)

EXT004 NEXTROM SC Switzerland

5 INSULATION BONGARD SHEATING LINE(Ext 005) EXT005 BONGARD SC ---

6 INSULATION BONGARD SHEATING LINE(Ext 006) EXT006 Nokia-maillefer SC Finland

7 INSULATION BONGARD SHEATING LINE(Ext 007) EXT007 Nokia-maillefer SC Finland

8 INSULATION M/C TORESTOR EXT008 Troester SC Germany

9 INSULATION Extrusion Line For Automotive Maillerfer SC

10 INSULATION Boxed Wire Machine Subec SC

11 ASSMBLY POURTIER GROUP TWINNER (GT001) GT001 POURTIER SC France

12 ASSMBLY NEXTROM GROUP TWINNER (GT002 GT002 NEXTROM SC Canada

13 ASSMBLY POURTIER DRUM TWISTER (DTM001) DTM001 POURTIER SC France

14 ASSMBLY POURTIER DRUM TWISTER (DTM002) DTM002 POURTIER SC ---

15 ASSMBLY POURTIER SINGLE TWIST (STM001) STM001 POURTIER SC France

16 ASSMBLY SETIC M/C (STM002) STM002 SETIC SC France

17 ASSMBLY SETIC M/C (STM003) STM003 SETIC SC France






18 STRANDING LESMO LESMO LESMO SC Italy

19 ARMOUR POURTIER" Copper TAPE 01" TAPE01 POURTIER SC France

20 ARMOUR Armouring Machine Cortinovous SC

21 ARMOUR POURTIER"STEEL TAPE 02" TAPE02 POURTIER SC France

22 DRAWING NIEHOFF MULTIFINE WIRE (MFW 01) MFW001 NIEHOFF SC Germany

23 DRAWING Heavy Drawing Machine SAMP SC

24 DRAWING Drawing Machine SAMP SC

25 DRAWING NIEHOFF MULTI INTER MEDIATE (MIW 02) MIW002 NIEHOFF SC Germany

26 STRANDING BUNCHER M/C BDT01 BDT001 BUNCHER SC Germany







33 STRANDING BUNCHER M/C 800 Continovous SC

34 STRANDING BUNCHER M/C 1000 Continovous SC

35 STRANDING BUNCHER M/C 800 SAMP SC

36 STRANDING BUNCHER M/C SAMP01 SAMP001 SAMP sistemi SC Italy

37 STRANDING BUNCHER M/C SAMP02 SAMP002 SAMP sistemi SC Italy

38 BRAIDING BRAIDING M/C BRM01 BRM001 Sperika SC Germany










43 BRAIDING BRAIDING M/C BRM07 BRM007 OMA SC Italy

44 BRAIDING BRAIDING M/C BRM08 BRM008 OMA SC Italy

45 COILING COILING MACHINE CO1 C01 Cortinovous SC Italy

46 WINDING Winding Machine eTronTEK SC

47 COILING COILING MACHINE CO2 C02 PS SC Italy





52 COILING COILING MACHINE CO7 C07 Ozmak SC Turky

53 COILING winding M/c - U.S.A WIND USA winding USA SC USA

54 REWINDING Rewinding M/c (Dunst) REWIND Dunst SC Austria

55 REWINDING Rewinding M/c (OZMAK) REWIND Ozmak SC Turky

56 REWINDING Rewinding M/c (Gauder) REWIND SETIC SC France





Machine List Magnet Wire Factory


1 DRAWING NIEHOFF HEAVY DWAWING M 85 M85 NIEHOFF MW Germany

2 DRAWING NIEHOFF DWAWING M 30 M30 NIEHOFF MW Germany

3 TINNDING NIEHOFF TINNING M/C TINNING NIEHOFF MW Germany

4 INSULATION SICME ENAMELLING M/C 700/1 SEL700/1 SICME MW Italy

5 INSULATION SICME ENAMELLING M/C 700/2 SEL700/2 SICME MW Italy

6 INSULATION SICME ENAMELLING M/C 900 SEV900 SICME MW Italy

7 INSULATION SICME ENAMELLING M/C 800 SEV800 SICME MW Italy

8 INSULATION SICME ENAMELLING M/C480 SEL480 SICME MW Italy

9 INSULATION SICME ENAMELLING M/C575 SEL575 SICME MW Italy

10 INSULATION SICME ENAMELLING M/C400 ALPHA400 SICME MW Italy

11 INSULATION MAG ENMAELLING M/C H MAG HSC MAG MW Austria

12 INSULATION MAG ENMAELLING M/C V MAG VZ7 MAG MW Austria

13 INSULATION MAG ENMAELLING M/C V MAG VZ8 MAG MW Austria

14 FLAT DRAWING FLAT DRAWING M/C FLAT FUHR MW Germany

15 ANNEALING ANNEALING OVEN OVEN FUHR MW Germany

16 Tapping Tapping M/C Tape1 TAPPING1 Gebauer&Griller MW Austria







19 INSULATION Enameling Machine MAG MW

20 INSULATION Enameling Machine SICME MW

Machine List

Fiber Factory


1 INSULATION EXTRUDER M/C EXTRUDER Barmag FP Germany

2 COILING WINDER M/C WINDER Nuva Prot FP Italy

3 COILING REWIND REWIND SIMA FP Italy

4 COILING REWIND REWIND SIMA FP Italy

5 TWISTER TWISTER M/C T2 TR99 SIMA1 SIMA FP Italy

6 TWISTER TWISTER M/C T2 TR99 SIMA2 SIMA FP Italy

7 TWISTER TWISTER M/C T2 TR99G SIMA3 SIMA FP Italy

8 TWISTER TWISTER M/C T2 TR99G SIMA4 SIMA FP Italy

9 CRUSHER CRUSHER M/C CRUSHER FP England

10 RECYCLE RECYCLE M/C RECYCLE Munchy FP China

11 INJECTION INJECTION 360 .1 INJECTION HAITIAN FP China








14 INJECTION INJECTION 1000 INJECTION NANRONG FP Taiwan

15 POOL PFLEIDERER PFLEIDERER PFLEIDERER FP Germany

16 PLUG EXMA EXMA EXMA FP Germany

Work Shop

NO Process Work Shop MC code Supplier Factory Origin

1 Driller Driller CCCP WSH Russia

2 Driller Driller ZX40 WSH China

3 Driller Driller POCCER WSH Russia

4 Chip Chip MC TN WSH Russia

5 Grinding Grinding MC Hebes WSH Italy

6 Grinding Grinding MC Hebes WSH Italy

7 Disk Disk MC Kronos WSH Italy

8 Disk Disk MC WSH Germany

9 Disk Disk MC WSH Germany

10 Saw Saw MC Silibetra WSH Bulgaria





11 Center Lathe Center Lathe TRENS TRENS WSH Slovakia

12 Center Lathe Center Lathe CMT CMT WSH Italy

NO Process Work Shop MC code Supplier Factory Origin

13 Pending Pending for pipes HPK80 SAHINLER WSH Turky

14 Pending Pending for sheets FASTI WERMERBS-KIRCHEN WSH Germany

15 Welding MC Welding MC TM301 ANNELTONI WSH Italy

16 Welding MC Welding MC THF630 ESAB WSH Sweden



19 Welding MC Welding MC for Argown MILLER WSH USA

Lifting Equipment

NO Process LIFTIN EQUPMENT NO. Supplier Factory Origin

1 FORKLIFT FORKLIFT 5 TON 2 KOUMATSU UIC JAPAN



The Area

Factory 34316 m2 Production Area 22184 m2

Stores 4200 m2 Offices 2750 m2





Testing Facilities 1. Quality Lab

S/N Equipment Measuring Ser. No. Code No. Origin

1 Electrical Oven ATSFAR Hot Tests 99238318 Q.L 01 Italy

2 Percisa Elec.Balance Material Weight 10798 Q.L 02 Switzerland

3 Digital Micrometer Outer Diameter 29356170 Q.L 03 Japan

4 Digital Caliper Outer Diameter 747798 Q.L 04 Japan

5 Profile Projector Insulation Thickness 810109 Q.L 05 Japan

6 Laser Scane Micrometer(beem) Outer Diameter 200665 Q.L 06 Japan

7 Micro ohmmeter DC Resistance 021 65569 D Q.L 07 USA

8 Tensile Machine Mechanical Properties 624 Q.L 08 England

9 Steel Ruller 100 cm Length 12 Q.L 09

10 Steel Ruller 30 cm Length MR 12 Q.L 10 China

11 Steel Ruller 30 cm Length 13 Q.L11 China

12 Electrical Oil Path Hot Medium 1 Q.L16 Local

13 Refrigerator Hot Medium 171287 Q.L17 Denmark

14 Electrical Boiler Hot Medium 2 Q.L18 Local

15 Exell Elec. Balance 30 kg Material Weight 4311 Q.L19 Taiwan

16 Exell Elec. Balance 5 kg Material Weight 99050954 Q.L20 Taiwan

17 Hydrometer Specific Gravity 3 Q.L21 Local

18 Thermo hygrometer Temperature 4 Q.L22 Germany

19 Thermcouple Temperature YM200 Q.L23 Local

20 Water Penetration Test Penetration of water into cables 5 Q.L24 Local

21 Abration Test Set Abrasion Tests 6 Q.L25 Local

22 Pinch Test Set Pinch Tests 7 Q.L26 Local

23 Fire Resistance Test Cable Testing under fire 8 Q.L27 Local

24 Flame Ret.test set IEC60332-1,2

Flame Propagation testing 9 Q.L28 Local

25 Flame Ret.test set IEC60332-3

Flame Propagation testing 10 Q.L29 Local

26 Vapor Room Thermal Treatment 11 Q.L30 Local





S/N Equipment Measuring Ser. No. Code No. Origin

27 Diameter Controller Outer Diameter 14 Q.L31 Switzerland

28 Capacitance 300 Capacitance MR100 Q.L32 Switzerland

29 Matrix Concentricity A 4 Q.L33 Switzerland

30 Diameter Controller Outer Diameter 902.0738 ODAC DJ Q.L34 Switzerland

31 Diameter Controller Outer Diameter 15 Q.L35 Switzerland

32 Diameter Controller Cold Outer Diameter 16 Q.L36 Switzerland

33 Diameter Controller Hot Outer Diameter 902.0738 ODAC 8CMK Q.L37 Switzerland

34 Diameter Controller Outer Diameter 2303.0998 odac8cmk Q.L38 Switzerland

35 Diameter Controller Outer Diameter 2308.3274 odac 64XY Q.L39 Switzerland

2. Electric Testing

Ser. Equipment Measuring Ser. No. Code No. Origin

36 Hypotonic Di-Electric strength 118648 Q.L12 USA

37 Converting Megohmmeter Insulation Resistance 96037 Q.L13 Switzerland

38 M.E.A Tel Cable Testing 4183-1 Q.L14 Germany

39 AESA LAN Cable Testing HF , LF 9500/750 MHZ Q.L15 Switzerland

40 FLUK Data cable Performance 8508011 Q.L40 USA

41 DCM TEL Cables 4244-0102 Q.L41 USA

42 Digital Multimeter Continuity 20556 Q.L42 Japan

43 Digital Multimeter Continuity 20565 Q.L43 Japan

44 Megohmmeter FLUK Insulation Resistance 84340025 Q.L44 USA

45 Megohmmeter Continuity & Insu. Resis. 962929 Q.L45 Japan

46 Megohmmeter Continuity & Insu. Resis. 1231087 Q.L46 Japan

47 Thermo hygrometer Tem. & Humidity 6 Q.L47

48 Thermo hygrometer Tem. & Humidity 7 Q.L48

49 Set Of Calibration Stand. Calibration Of Instrument 3 Q.L49 Switzerland










54 Set Of Calibration Stand. 900 LF 1 Q.L54 Switzerland

55 Set Of Calibration Stand. 9800 HF 9 Q.L55 Switzerland

3. Magnet Wire /Lab Equipment


56 Elongator (Dia.0.064 : 2.75mm) mechanical ET/ID-203692 M.001 Italy

57 Elongator (Dia.0.40 : 8.00mm) mechanical ET4-PC M.002 Italy

58 Spring Back (Dia.<1.60mm) mechanical SBI-600036 M.003 Italy

59 Spring Back (Dia.>1.60mm) mechanical SB3-600036 M.004 Italy

60 Peel & Manderel mechanical PT-203689 M.005 Italy

61 Uni.Directional Scape mechanical UST-203691 M.006 Italy

62 Bi.Directional Scape mechanical BST-203690 M.007 Italy

63 Flexibility And Adherence mechanical SBD-14-6ATM M.008 Italy

64 Break Down Voltage electrical RDT-V20/203693 E.001 Italy

65 Electrical Resistance electrical OHM1-203697 E.002 Italy

66 Continuity Lab electrical EHFL/11-20-0031 E.003 Mag-Nemsa






66 Continuity Alpha electrical DSE-2001 E.004 Denmark

67 Continuity Mag electrical EFHL&PPF E.005 Mag-Nemsa

68 Ph Meter electrical PH315i/Set/03070040 E.006 Germany

69 Conductivity electrical LF330/99150012 E.007 Germany

70 Meta Scope electrical E.008

71 Solderability chemical ST-600036 CH.001 Italy

72 Solvent chemical SOL-600036 CH.002 Italy

73 Micrometer physical 293-340 PH.001 Japan

74 Microscope physical N/A PH.002 Russia

75 HYGROMETER physical PH.003

76 Cut Through (Dia.0.08 : 1.60mm) thermal TP-PC/203694 TH.001

77 Continuity Alpha electrical DSE-2001 E.004 Denmark

78 Cut Through (Dia.1.60 : 8.00mm) thermal TP-F TH.002

79 Tangent Delta thermal/ Electrical TD1-203695 TH.003





4. Fiber Lab Equipment


80 Digital Sensitive Balance Weight NJW-1500 F.Q.L.1 Taiwan

81 Digital Balance Weight MHX09968 F.Q.L.2 Taiwan

82 Balance With Pointer Weight 53599 F.Q.L.3 Italy

83 Electrical tester Electrical Test for Plug SM200-300 F.Q.L.4 Germany

84 Electrical tester Electrical Test for Plug A320-2 F.Q.L.5 Germany

85 Mager Insulation Resistance 962871 F.Q.L.6 Japan

86 Digital Micrometer Diameter M-12 F.Q.L.7 Japan

87 Digital Vernire Diameter V-19 F.Q.L.8 Japan

88 Cup Viscosity Viscosity of polyester C-4 F.Q.L.9 Italy

89 Flexing test Apparatus Flexing test of plug P.L.T 1 F.Q.L.10 Local

90 Cord Retention test Apparatus Test for plug P.L.T 2 F.Q.L.11 Local

91 Impact Test Apparatus Test for plug P.L.T 3 F.Q.L.12 Local

92 Fixation of Plug pin test apparatus Test for plug P.L.T 4 F.Q.L.13 Local

93 Tumbling barrel mechanical Strength Test for plug P.L.T 5 F.Q.L.14 Local





List of Spare Parts Suppliers

Special Cables Factory Supplier Name Origin Certified Since CEECO Canada 1999 Maillefer Switzerland 1999 Pourtier France 1999 Windings USA 1999 RSD Technik Germany 1999 PS Italy 1999 Subec Germany 1999 Spirke Germany 1999 AESA Switzerland 1999 Zumbach Switzerland 1999 MEA Switzerland 1999 Dansek Denmark 1999 Clare UK 2000 Enameled Wire Factory

Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Niehoff Germany 1998 SICME Italy 1998 Gauder Belgium 1998 Griller Austria 1998 MAG Austria 1998 Fiber Factory Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Munchy UK 1998 Nanrong Taiwan 1998 Barmag Germany 1998 Nouva Protex Italy 1998 SIMA Italy 1998 Ningbo China 1998 ZHE China 1998 Pfleiderer Germany 1998





List of Certified Suppliers for Special Cables Factory AL/PET & PET tapes Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Polifibra Italy 1999 Effegidi Italy 2000 Du Pont Luxembourg 1999 Garware India 2001 Co-polymer tapes Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Nagreeka India 2000 Alkan Germany 2000 MICA tapes Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Vonroll Isola Switzerland 2001 Isovolta Austria 2001 Identification tapes Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Pattberg Germany 1999 Armouring tapes Supplier Name Origin Certified Since ETILAM France 2000 Systematic India 2000 Neffas Italy 2000 Burseryds Sweden 2000 PVC Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Hydro Polymers England 1999 Resila Italy 1999 Alphagary USA 2000 Crosspolimeri Italy 2000 EVC England 2001 Sedplast Egypt 2000 Steel wire Supplier Name Origin Certified Since El Qahtani Saudi Arabia 1999 Maadaniyah Saudi Arabia 1999 Masterbatch

Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Polyone Belgium 2000 Teknor USA 2000 Sedplast Egypt 2000





Polyethylene Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Union Carbide USA 1999 Borealis Finland/Sweden 1999 Crosspolimeri Italy 2000 Scapa polymers England 2001 Printing Ink Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Herkula Germany 1999 Cable filling compound Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Savita India 2001 Copper Foil Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Nortrade Sweden 1999 IMT England 2000 MKM Germany 2000 Schlenk Germany 2000 Leanische Germany 2000

List of Certified Suppliers for Cable Filler Factory

Polypropylene Supplier Name Origin Certified Since SK Global Korea 1998 Novadim Belgium 1998 Chemlube Russia 1998 Targor Germany 1998 Hanwha Korea 1998 Reliance India 1988 Vinmar USA 2000 Qurain Kuwait 2001 NCT India 2001 Exxonmobil Belgium 2001 Polystyrene Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Chemsteel Korea 1998 Sabic Saudi Arabia 1998 LG Korea 1999 Supreme India 2001 Fiberglass Fabric Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Syncoglas Belgium 1999 Saertex Germany 1999





Hi Tech India 2000 Tianma China 2000 ICA Italy 2000 Polyester Resin Supplier Name Origin Certified Since SIR Industriale Italy 1999 Boytek Turkey 2000 Reichhold Italy 1999 SIR Saudi Arabia 1999 ICA Italy 2000 Dino Taiwan 2000 Polyester Viel Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Royalin Germany 1999 Coloring Pigments

Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Italbeit Italy 1999 BUFA Germany 1999 R&S Italy 1999 Reichhold Italy 1999 Ferro Spain 2000 Chemicals Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Pergan Germany 1999 UV Stabilizer Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Bayer Germany 2000 CIBA Switzerland 2000 PVC for plugs Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Polymer-Chemie Germany 2000 ABS material Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Chemsteel Korea 2002





List of Certified Suppliers for Enameled Wire Factory Copper Rods Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Jeddah Cables Saudi Arabia 1998 Riyadh Cables Saudi Arabia 1999 Saudi Cables Saudi Arabia 1999 Sarkuysan Turkey 1998 Norddeutsche Germany 1999 United Metals Egypt 2000 Enamel Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Herberts Germany 2000 Siva Italy 1998 Weidieking Germany 2002 Lubricants Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Batoyle England 1998 Divinol Germany 1999 Fimitol Germany 1999 Monteagle England 1998 Tin Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Ampere France France 1999 Ampere Germany Germany 1999 Paper Insulation Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Munksjo Sweden 1999 Hoffmann Germany 1999 Pucaro Germany 2001 Weidmann Switzerland 2001 Glatz Feinpapier Germany 2001 Chemicals Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Schlotter Germany 2001





List of Certified Suppliers for Accessories Extrusion tools Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Esteves Spain 2000 SOGEMO France 1999 Nextrom Switzerland 1999 Balloffet France 1999 Drawing dies Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Balloffet France 1999 Esteves Spain 2000 Fort Wyne USA 1999 SOGEMO France 1999 Temsa Spain 2000 Filters Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Resy Germany 2000 Heinze Germany 2000 Locker England 2000 Marinai Italy 2000 Filtertechnik Germany 2000 Barmag Germany 1998 Ceramic guides and dies Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Niagara USA 2000 Kamatics USA 2000 Boom Asia Korea 2001 Looktech Korea 2001 Welders & welding dies Supplier Name Origin Certified Since BWE England 1999 Strecker Germany 1999 Felts Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Naish England 2000 Reinforced tapes Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Syrom Italy 2000 Plug Inserts Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Taller Germany 2000 KMK Germany 2000 ZHE China 2002





Enameling dies Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Euromicron Germany 2000 Technokabel Poland 2000 Mouton France 2000 Spools Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Boxy Italy 1999 Parasacchi Italy 1999 Pentre England 1999 Hafner Germany 1999 Astro Plast Germany 1999 Bows and its accessories Supplier Name Origin Certified Since Niehoff Germany 1998 SAMP Italy 2000 Niagara USA 2000 Kamatics USA 2000





LOGISTICAL CAPABILITIES

Packing:- There is a carpentry work shop with all necessary machine and tools to manufacture all types of wooden packages (Pallets, Boxes) suitable for export packing of cables and wires.

Handling: -

There are fork lifts of different lifting capacities available in house for cable handling as following

LIFTING EQUPMENT NO.

FORKLIFT 5 TON 7

Transportation: -

Railways, Motorways, Seaports & Airports. Railways: There is a railway only 7 Km away from our facility which connects between all Egyptian commercial ports.

Motorways: There are two main motorways lead to United Industries Company facility Ismalia Road only 500m away from the facility and Suez Road which is only 5 Km away from the facility.

Sea Ports: There are many sea ports on the Mediterranean and the red sea which they can hold all kinds and sizes of ships and the farthest one is 200 km away from U.I.C.

Airports: Cairo International Airport in which all types and capacities of aircrafts can land is 50km away from our facility.





United Industries Company Logistics Reference:-

El Sewedy cables has a good experience and long track record in shipping cables as we have successfully shipped to many countries by air, sea, & land transportation.

The Countries we export cable to them by air:

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. 1.

2. United Arab of Emirates. 3. Jordan.

4. Spain. 5. Italy.

6. Sudan. Algeria. 7. 8. Tunisia.

Qatar. 9. 10. Kenya.

The Countries we export cable to them by Truck:


2. Jordan. 3. Libya.

4. Syria. 5. Italy. 6. Iraq.

The Countries we export cable to them by Sea:


2. United Arab of Emirates. 3. Italy.

4. Sudan. Algeria. 5. 6. Tunisia.

7. Morocco. 8. Kenya.

Ethiopia. 9. Tanzania. 10. South Africa. 11. Uganda. 12. Ghana. 13. Nigeria. 14. Benin. 15. Mauritius. 16.





INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CAPABILITIES

1- Computers and Office Automation: - No. of Computers: 72 - No. of Printers: 39

2- Application Software:

- Oracle. - AutoCAD.

3- Application Software:

- WAN connectivity using MS windows 2003 Server. - ISA & Mail Exchange. - DELL – FUJISTA - HP Server - IBM. - Network Products CISCO (Routers – Switches – Firewall) & 3 COM.





1- Instrumentation Cables





2- Fire Resistance Cables





3- Fire Alarm Cables





4- Control Cables





5- Automotive Wires





6 – Indoor Wire





7 – Telephone Cables





8 – Coaxial Cables





Standard

S/n Name of Standard Year Subject

1 BS 6004 2000 Electric cables - PVC insulated, non-armoured cables for voltages up to and including 450/750 V, for electric power, lighting and internal wiring

2 BS 6500 2000 Electric cables - Flexible cords rated up to 300/500 V, for use with appliances and equipment intended for domestic, office and similar environments

3 BS 6007 2000 Electric cables - Single core unsheathed heat resisting cables for voltages up to and including 450/750 V, for internal wiring

4 BS 7919 2001 Electric cables - Flexible cables rated up to 450/750 V, for use with appliances and equipment intended for industrial and similar environments

5 BS 5467 1997 600/1000 V and 1900/3300 V armoured electric cables having thermosetting insulation.

6 BS 6346 1997 Performance for 0.6/1 Kv armoured electric cables having PVC insulation.

7 BS 6883 1991 Elastomer Insulated Cables for fixed wiring and on mobile & fixed offshore units.

8 BS 6862 1971 Specification for cables for vehicles part (1) cables with copper conductors.

9 BS 5308-1 1986 Instrumentation cables-1 . Specifications for polyethylene insulation.

10 BS 5308-2 1986 Instrumentation cables-2. Specifications for PVC ins.

11 BS 6387 1983 Performance requirements for cables required to maintain circuit integrity under fire conditions.

12 BS 6746 1990 color chart for insulation and sheath of electric cables

13 BS 1442 1969 Specifications for galvanized mild steel wire for cables.

14 BS 443 1982 Testing Zinc coating on steel wire and for quality requirements.






15 BS 6234 1987 Polyethylene Insulation & Sheath of electric cables

16 BS 6232-1 1982 Thermal Insulation of cavity walls by filling with blow man-made mineral fiber(specification for the performance)

17 BS 6232-2 1982 Thermal Insulation of cavity walls by filling with blow man-made mineral fiber (code of practice for installation)

18 BS 50075 1991 Specifications for flat non-wirable two-pole plug 2.5A 250 V, with cord, for the connection of class II-equipment for household and similar purposes.

19 BS 6360 1991 Conductors in insulated cables & cords.

20 BS 10257-1 Part 1 1998-9 Zink or Zink Alloy coated-non alloy steel wire for armouring either power cables or telecommunication cables.

21 IEC 60227-1 1998-3 Polyvinyl chloride insulated cables of rated voltage up to and including 450/750 v -General Requirements

22 IEC 60227-2 2003-3 Polyvinyl chloride insulated cables of rated voltage up to and including 450/750 v -Test methods

23 AMD 1 IEC 60227-2 2003-3 Polyvinyl chloride insulated cables of rated voltage up to and

including 450/750 v- Test methods

24 IEC 60227-3 1997 Polyvinyl chloride insulated cables of rated voltage up to and including 450/750 v non sheathed cables for fixed wiring

25 IEC 60227-4 1997-12 Polyvinyl chloride insulated cables of rated voltage up to and including 450/750 v- sheathed cables for fixed wiring

26 IEC 60227-5 1998-2 Polyvinyl chloride insulated cables of rated voltage up to and including 450/750 v. flexible cables .cords

27 AMD 2 IEC 60227-5 1994-10 Polyvinyl chloride insulated cables of rated voltage up to and

including 450/750 v. flexible cables .cords

28 IEC 60227-6 1985 Polyvinyl chloride insulated cables of rated voltage up to and including 450/750 v. flat cables & cables for flexible connections






29 IEC 60227-7 1995-12 Polyvinyl chloride insulated cables of rated voltage up to and including 450/750 v. flexible cables screened &unscreened with two or more conductors.

30 AMD 1 IEC 60227-7 2003-3

Polyvinyl chloride insulated cables of rated voltage up to and including 450/750 v. Flexible cables screened & unscreened with two or more conductors.

31 IEC 189-1 1986 low frequency cables with PVC insulation & PVC shield

32 IEC 189-2 1981 Cables in pairs, triples, quads & quintuples for inside insulation.

33 IEC 189-3 1988 Low frequency cables and wires with PVC insulation and PVC sheath.

34 IEC 189-5 1980 Low frequency cables and wires with PVC insulation and PVC sheath.

35 IEC 189-6 1982 signaling cable in signals for telecommunication equipment & insulation

36 AMD 3 IEC 189-1 1992-4 Low frequency cables & wires with PVC sheath.

37 AMD 1 IEC 189-2 1996-11 Low frequency cables & wires with PVC insulation and PVC sheath.

38 AMD 2 IEC 189-5 1980 Low frequency cables & wires with PVC insulation & PVC sheath.

39 IEC 96-0-1 1990-7 guided to the details of coaxial cable design

40 IEC 96-1 1986 general requirements & measuring methods

41 IEC 96-2 1988 Relevant cable specifications.

42 IEC 96-3 1982 General requirements & tests for single unit coaxial cables for use in cabled distribution system.






43 IEC 96-4-1 1990-6 specification for super screened cables.-General requirement and test methods

44 AMD 2 IEC 96-1 1993-6 general requirements & measuring methods

45 AMD 1 IEC 96-2 1990 Relevant cable specifications.

46 IEC 331 1970 Fire Resisting characteristics of electric cables

47 IEC 332-1 1993 Test on a single vertical insulated wire or cable.

48 IEC 332-2 1989-3 Test on a single small vertical insulated copper wire or cable.

49 IEC 332-3 1992-3 test on bunched wire or cables

50 IEC 60331-11 1999-4 Fire alone at a flame temp. of at least 750oc

51 IEC 60331-12 2002-7 Fire with shock at a temp. of at least 830oc

52 IEC 60331-21 1999-4 procedures & requirements for cables of rated voltage up to & including 0.6/1 Kv

53 IEC 60331-31 2002-7 procedures & requirements for fire with shock-cables of rated voltage up to & including 0.6/1 Kv

54 AMB IEC 884-1* 1994-6 Plugs & socket-outlets for household & similar purposes.

55 AMB IEC 884-2* 1994 Plugs & socket-outlets for household & similar purposes.

56 IEC 60502-1 2004 Power cables with extruded insulation and their accessories for rated voltages from 1 kV -Cables for rated voltages of 1 kV






57 IEC 60228 1978 Conductors of insulated cables

58 IEC 811-1-1 1993-10 Common test method for insulating & sheathing materials of electric cables.

59 IEC 811-1-2 1985 Common test method for insulating & sheathing materials of electric cables.

60 ISO-IEC 11801 2002-9 Information Technology - Generic Cabling for Customer premises

61 IEC 60502-1 2004-4 Power Cables with extruded insulation and their accessories for rated voltages 1 kV

62 DIN VDE 207 PART 2 1982 insulating & sheathing & compounds for cables & flexible cords - polyethylene insulating compounds

63 DIN VDE 207 PART 4 1986-6 insulating & sheathing & compounds for cables & flexible cords - PVC insulating compounds

64 DIN VDE 207 PART 5 1986-7 insulating & sheathing & compounds for cables & flexible cords - PVC sheathing compounds

65 DIN VDE 207 PART 20 1982-7 insulating & sheathing & compounds for cables & flexible cords - rubber insulating compounds

66 DIN VDE 207 PART 22 1982-7 insulating & sheathing & compounds for cables & flexible cords - XLPE insulating compounds

67 DIN VDE 207 PART 23 1986-2 insulating & sheathing & compounds for cables & flexible cords - halogen free insulating compounds

68 DIN VDE 207 PART 24 1986-2 insulating & sheathing & compounds for cables & flexible cords - halogen free insulating compounds

69 DIN 72 551 PART5 1993-2 Road vehicles ( low-tension cables ) single-core, unscreened with thin PVC insulation

70 DIN 72 551 PART6 1992-1 Road vehicles (low-tension cables) single-core, unscreened with thin insulation wall; dimensions, material, marking.






71 DIN VDE 250 Part 1 1981-10 Insulated power cables .General Specifications.

72 DIN VDE 250 Part 102 1983-11 Cables, wires &flexible cords for power insulation; Heat resistant

PVC wiring flex.

73 DIN VDE Part 204 1983-8 Insulated power cables .PVC sheathed cables.

74 DIN VDE Part 205 1983-8 Cables, wires &flexible cords for power insulation; PVC sheathed cable with steel braid.

75 DIN VDE Part 405 1981-10 Insulated power cables. PVC pilot cable.

76 DIN VDE Part 809 1985-5 Cables, wires & flexible cords for power insulation; flat ordinary tough-polychloroprene-sheathed flexible cable.

77 DIN VDE Part 813 1985-5 Insulated power cables Trailing Cable

78 DIN VDE Part 266 Part1 Draft 1993-4 Halogen free cables with improved characteristics in case of fire;nom.

Voltage 0.6/1 Kv


Voltage 0.6/1 Kv low fuming,


Voltage 0.6/1 Kv low fuming, retained isolation

81 DIN VDE 472 Part 625 1983-1 Testing of cables & Insulated conductors-Tensile &Elongation

characteristics of strain bearing elements.

82 DIN VDE 472 Part 303 1983-8 Testing of cables & Insulated cords ageing.

83 DIN VDE 472 Part 402 1984-5 Testing of insulated cables wire& flexible cords thickness of

insulation & armouring.

84 DIN VDE 472 Part 501 1983-4 Testing of cables and insulated cords conductor resistance.






85 DIN VDE 472 Part 502 1983-4 Testing of cables and insulated cords specific resistivity of insulation.

86 DIN VDE 472 Part 514 1985-5 Testing of cables, wires & flexible cords; faults on insulation.

87 DIN VDE 274 1987-2 cross linked polyethylene insulated conductors for overhead cables nominal voltage 0.6/1 kv

88 DIN VDE 293 1988-2 Identification of cores in cables and flexible cores used in power insulation with nom. Voltage up to 1 kv.

89 DIN VDE 298 1983-8 Application of cables and flexible cords used in power insulation general information on cables.

90 DIN VDE 40500 Part 1 1980-4 Copper for electrical engineering sheet & strip of copper & silver -alloyed copper.

91 DIN VDE 40500 Part 2 1980-4 Copper for electrical purposes tubes in copper and copper-silver alloys.

92 DIN VDE 57281 Teil 1/10.79 1980-4 PVC –cable & flexible cords for power insulation.

93 DIN VDE 57281 Teil 101/10.79 1979-10 PVC cables &flexible cords for power insulation - PVC single core

non sheathed cable for internal wiring.

94 DIN VDE 57281 Teil 103/10.79 1979-10 PVC cables &flexible cords for power insulation - PVC single core

non sheathed cables.

95 DIN VDE 57281 Teil 301/10.79 1979-10 PVC cables &flexible cords for power insulation - flat twin tinsel

cords.

96 DIN VDE 57281 Teil 302/10.79 1979-10 PVC cables &flexible cords for power insulation - flat twin tinsel

cords.

97 DIN VDE 57281 Teil 401/11.79 1979-11 PVC cables &flexible cords for power insulation - PVC sheathed

flexible cords.0.3 vv

98 DIN VDE 57281 Teil 402/11.79 1979-11 PVC cables &flexible cords for power insulation - PVC sheathed

flexible cords.0.5 vv






99 DIN VDE 57281 Teil 403/11.79 1979-11 PVC cables &flexible cords for power insulation - flat PVC sheathed

flexible cable.

100 DIN VDE 812 1988-11 Equipment wires with solid & stranded conductors for telecommunication systems & data processing systems.

101 DIN VDE 815 1988-5 Wiring cables for telecommunication and data processing systems.

102 DIN VDE 815 AMENDMENT 1988-5 Wiring cables for telecommunication and data processing systems.

103 DIN VDE 816 Part 2 1988-2 Outdoor cables for telecommunications and information processing

systems signaling & measuring cables-Mine Cables

104 DIN VDE 816 Part 3 1988-2 Outdoor cables for telecommunications and information processing

systems. Cables with paper insulation.

105 DIN VDE 472 Part 602 1983-8 Testing of cables &insulated cords-Tensile &Elongation at break.

106 DIN VDE 472 Part 603 1983-11 Testing of cables & wires & flexible cords Bending behavior.

107 DIN VDE 472 Part 612 1983-8 Testing of cables & wires & flexible cords; weight loss and

evaporation.

108 DIN VDE 472 Part 621 1983-1 Testing of cables & wires & flexible cords; crystallite melting point.

109 DIN VDE 472 Part 804 1983-8 Testing of cables & wires & flexible cords; burning characteristics.

110 DIN VDE 472 Part 811 1987-10 Testing of cables & wires & flexible cords; longitudinal water

tightness..

111 DIN VDE 472 Part 813 1983-8 Testing of cables & wires & flexible cords; corrosivity of combustion

gases.

112 DIN VDE 472 Part 814 1983-8 Testing of cables & wires & flexible cords; continuance of insulation

effect under fire conditions.






113 UL 1 - 13 1998-9 Underwriters Laboratories INC. Standard for safety - Power limited Circuit cables

114 UL 1 -444 1994-6 Underwriters Laboratories INC. Standard for safety - Communication cables.

115 UL 1581 1997-10 Reference Standard for electrical wires, cables& flexible cords.

116 MIL C-17/29C 1998-6 Cables, Radio frequency, flexible coaxial 75 ohms, M17/29 RG59

117 MIL C-17/28C 1993-8 Cables, Radio frequency, flexible coaxial 50 ohms, M17/29 RG58

118 MIL C-17/29C 1993-8 Cables, Radio frequency, flexible coaxial 75 ohms, M17/6 RG11,unarmoured,M17/6-RG12,Armoured

119 MIL-C-17G 1990-3 Cables , radio frequency & semi rigid general specification

120 MIL-C-17F 1983-1

121 C22.2 No. 38-95 1995-6 Thermoset Insulated wires & cables wiring products

122 NEMA WC 55-1992 2000-11 Instrumentation cables and thermocouple wire

123 NEMA WC 57-1995 1998-9 Standard for Control Cables

124 NEMA WC 66-1999 1999 Performance Standard for Category 6 and Category 7 100 ohm shielded and unshielded twisted pairs.

125 NEMA WC 7-1998 1998 Cross-linked thermosetting polyethylene-insulated wire and cable for the transmission and distribution of electrical energy





American Standard September, 2004

S/N No. of BS Year Subject

1 AS / NZS 2857 1996 Timber drums for insulated electric cables and bare conductors. 2 UL 1072 1996 Standard material for under writers laboratories procedure.

3 AE1C CS5 1994 Cross-linked polyethylene insulated shielded power cables rated 5 through 46 kV.

4 AEIC CS7 1993 Cross-linked polyethylene insulated shielded power cables rated 5 through 69 through 138 kV. (3rd Edition) + Amendment.

5 ANSI / ICEA S-94-649 1997 Concentric neutral cables rated 5,000 – 46,000 volts.

1988 Cross-linked thermosetting polyethylene insulated wire and cable for the transmission and distribution of electrical energy.

1991 Revision No. 1 1993 Revision No. 2 1996 Revision No. 3

6 NEMA WC 7 / ICEA S–66–524

1998 Revision No. 4

7 ICEA S–97–682–2000 2000 Utility shielded power cables rated 5,000 – 46,000 Volts.

8 NEMA WC 57/1995

ICEA S–73–532

Rev. 2 1998 Standard for control cables

ASTM (Annual Book of ASTM Standard)

S/N Section Volume Year Subject

1 2 02.03 1999 Nonferrous metal products – Electrical conductors (B1: B889).

2 3 03.01 1999 Metals test methods and analytical procedures(E3 : E1951)

3 8 08.01 1999 Plastics – Plastics (I): D256 – D2343

4 8 08.02 1999 Plastics – Plastics (II): D2383 – D4322.

5 8 08.03 1999 Plastics – Plastics (III): D4329 – Latest

6 10 10.01 1999 Electrical insulation and electronics – Electrical Insulation (I): D69 – D2484.

7 10 10.02 1999 Electrical Insulation (II): D2518 – Latest.





ES 9 2004 - New BS Standard

Sr. No. NUMBER Part. Section Date With

Drawn Specification for

1 HD 626 S1 1996 Overhead distribution cables of rated voltage U0/U (Um): 0.6/1 (1.2) kV

2 HD 626 S1/A1 1997 Overhead distribution cables of rated voltage U0/U (Um): 0.6/1 (1.2) kV

3 HD 626 S1/A2 2002 Overhead distribution cables of rated voltage U0/U (Um): 0.6/1 (1.2) kV

4 BS 7655 3.2 2000 Insulation and sheathing materials for cables - Part 3: PVC insulating compounds - Section 3.2: Hard grade types

5 BS 7655 4.2 2000 Insulation and sheathing materials for cables - Part 4: PVC sheathing compounds - Section 4.2: General application

6 BS 7655 4.3 2000 Insulation and sheathing materials for cables - Part 4: PVC sheathing compounds - Section 4.3: Special applications - RF cables

7 BS 7655 1.3 2000

Insulation and sheathing materials for cables - Part 1: Cross-linked elastomeric insulating compounds - Section 1.3: XLPE

8 BS 7655 10.1 2000

Insulation and sheathing materials for cables - Part 10: Polyethylene sheathing compounds - Section 10.1: Thermoplastic medium density polyethylene (MDPE) sheathing compound

9 BS 7655 6.1 1997

Insulation and sheathing materials for cables - Part 6: Thermoplastic sheathing compound having low emission of corrosive gases, and suitable for use in cables having low emission of smoke when affected by fire - Section 6.1: General application thermoplastic types

10 BS EN 50182 2001 Conductors for overhead lines -

Round wire concentric lay stranded conductors

11 BS EN 50183 2000 BS 3242 Conductors for overhead lines -

Aluminum - magnesium - silicon alloy wires

12 BS EN 50189 2000 BS 4565 Conductors for overhead lines -

Zinc coated steel wires

13 BS EN 10244 2 2001 BS 443

Steel wire and wire products - Non-ferrous metallic coatings on steel wire - Part 2: Zinc or zine alloy coatings

14 BS EN 12548 1999 BS 801 Lead and lead alloyes - Lead alloy ingots for

electric cable sheathing and for sleeves

15 BS EN 13602 2002 Copper and copper alloys - Drawn, round copper

wire for the manufacture of electrical conductors

16 BS EN 2083 2001 Copper and copper alloy conductors for electrical

cables - Product standard







17 BS 7870 3.10 2001

LV and MV polymeric insulated cables for use by distribution and generation utilities - Part 3: Specification for distribution cables of rated voltage 0.6/1 kV - Section 3.10: PVC insulated combined neutral and earth copper wire concentric cables with copper or aluminum conductors (Implementation of HD 603)

18 BS 7870 3.11 2001

LV and MV polymeric insulated cables for use by distribution and generation utilities - Part 3: Specification for distribution cables of rated voltage 0.6/1 kV - Section 3.11: XLPE insulated combined neutral and earth copper wire concentric cables with copper or aluminum conductors (Implementation of HD 603)

19 BS 7870 3.12 2001

LV and MV polymeric insulated cables for use by distribution and generation utilities - Part 3: Specification for distribution cables of rated voltage 0.6/1 kV - Section 3.12: XLPE insulated combined neutral and earth copper wire concentric cables with copper or aluminum conductors, having low emission of smoke and corrosive gases when affected by fire (Implementation of HD 603)

20 BS 7870 3.20 2001

LV and MV polymeric insulated cables for use by distribution and generation utilities - Part 3: Specification for distribution cables of rated voltage 0.6/1 kV - Section 3.20: PVC insulated split concentric cables with copper or aluminum conductors (Implementation of HD 603)

21 BS 7870 3.21 2001

LV and MV polymeric insulated cables for use by distribution and generation utilities - Part 3: Specification for distribution cables of rated voltage 0.6/1 kV -Section 3.21: XLPE insulated split concentric cables with copper or aluminum conductors(Implementation of HD 603)

22 BS 7870 3.40 2001

LV and MV polymeric insulated cables for use by distribution and generation utilities - Part 3: Specification for distribution cables of rated voltage 0.6/1 kV - Section 3.40: XLPE insulated copper wire waveform concentric cables with solid aluminum conductors (Implementation of HD 603)

23 BS 7870 4.10 1999

LV and MV polymeric insulated cables for use by distribution and generation utilities - Part 4: Specification for distribution cables with extruded insulation for rated voltage of 11kV and 33 kV- Section 4.10: Single-core 11 kV and 33 kV cables (Implementation of HD 620)







24 BS 7870 4.11 1999

LV and MV polymeric insulated cables for use by distribution and generation utilities - Part 4: Specification for distribution cables with extruded insulation for rated voltage of 11kV and 33 kV- Section 4.11: Single-core 33 kV lead sheathed cables (Implementation of HD 620)

25 BS 7870 4.12 2001

LV and MV polymeric insulated cables for use by distribution and generation utilities - Part 4: Specification for distribution cables with extruded insulation for rated voltage of 11kV and 33 kV- Section 4.12: Single-core 11 kV copper foil sheath cables

26 BS 7870 4.13 2001

LV and MV polymeric insulated cables for use by distribution and generation utilities - Part 4: Specification for distribution cables with extruded insulation for rated voltage of 11kV and 33 kV- Section 4.13: Single-core 33 kV copper wire/foil sheath cables

27 BS 7870 4.20 1999

LV and MV polymeric insulated cables for use by distribution and generation utilities - Part 4: Specification for distribution cables with extruded insulation for rated voltage of 11kV and 33 kV- Section 4.20: Three-core 11 kV cables (Implementation of HD 620)

28 BS 7919 2001 BS 6141 Electric cables - Flexible cables rated up to 450/750 V, for use with appliances and equipment intended for industrial and similar environments

29 BS 6007 2000 BS 6141 Electric cables - Single core unsheathed heat resisting cables for voltages up to and including 450/750 V, for internal wiring

30 BS 6004 2000 BS 6141 Electric cables - PVC insulated, non-armoured cables for voltages up to and including 450/750 V, for electric power, lighting and internal wiring

31 BS 6500 2000 BS 6141 Electric cables - Flexible cords rated up to 300/500 V, for use with appliances and equipment intended for domestic, office and similar environments

32 BS EN 10257 1 1998 BS 1442

Zinc or zinc alloy coated non-alloy steel wire for armouring either power cables or telecommunication cables - Part 1: Land cables





Egyptian Standards Publication

S/n No. of ES Year Subject

Polyvinyl chloride insulated cables of rated voltages up to and including 450/750V

1 1995

Part1: General Requirements

2 1995 Part2: Test Methods

3 1995 Part3: Non-Sheathed cables for fixed wiring

4 1995 Part4: Sheathed cables for fixed wiring

5 1995 Part5: Flexible cables (cords)

6

182

1996 Part6: Lift cables and cables for flexible connections





NF Publication

S/n No. of NF Year Subject

1 EN 10257 - 1 1998 Zinc or zinc alloy coated non-alloy steel wire for armouring either power cables or telecommunication cables - Part 1: Land cables

2 EN 50183 2000 Conductors for overhead lines - Aluminum - magnesium - silicon alloy wires

3 EN 50182 2001 Conductors for overhead lines - Round wire concentric lay stranded conductors

4 EN 50189 2000 Conductors for overhead lines - Zinc coated steel wires

5 EN 10244 - 2 2001 Steel wire and wire products - Non-ferrous metallic coatings on steel wire - Part 2: Zinc or zine alloy coatings

Insulating and sheathing materials of electric cables. Common test methods. Part 1: General application.

6 EN 60811-1-1 1995

Section 1: Measurement of thickness and overall dimensions – Tests for determining the mechanical properties.

7 EN 60811-1-2 1995 Section 2: Thermal ageing methods.

8 EN 60811-1-3 1995 Section 3: Methods for determining the density - Water absorption tests - Shrinkage test






9 EN 60811-1-4 1995 Section 4: Test at low temperatures.

10 EN 60811-2-1 1998 Part 2-1: Methods specific to elastomeric compounds - Ozone resistance, hot set and mineral oil immersion tests.

11 EN 60811-3-1 1995 Part 3: Methods specific to PVC compounds.

12 EN 60811-3-2 1995 Section 1: Pressure test at high temperature - Tests for resistance to cracking.

Part 4: Methods specific to polyethylene and polypropylene compounds.

13 EN 60811-4-1 1995 Section 1: Resistance to environmental stress cracking - Wrapping test after thermal ageing in air - Measurement of the flow index - Carbon black and/or mineral content measurement in PE

14 EN 12548 1999 Lead and lead alloyes - Lead alloy ingots for electric cable sheathing and for sleeves

15 EN 13602 2002 Copper and copper alloys - Drawn, round copper wire for the manufacture of electrical conductors

16 EN 2083 2001 Copper and copper alloy conductors for electrical cables - Product standard

17 EN 12659 1999 Lead and lead alloyes - Lead






EN 50266-1 2001

Common test methods for cables under fire conditions - Test for vertical flame spread of verticaly-mounted bunched wires or cables - Part 1 : Apparatus

EN 50266-2-1 2001 Part 2-1 : Procedures - Category A F/R

EN 50266-2-2 2001 Part 2-2 : Procedures - Category A

EN 50266-2-3 2001 Part 2-3 : Procedures - Category B

EN 50266-2-4 2001 Part 2-4 : Procedures - Category C

18

EN 50266-2-5 2001 Part 2-5 : Procedures - Small cables - Category D

EN 50267-1 1999 Common test methods for cables under fire conditions - Test on gases evolved during combustion of materials from cables - Part 1 : Apparatus

EN 50267-2-1 1999 Part 2-1 : Procedures - Determination of the amount of halogen acid gas

EN 50267-2-2 1999 Part 2-2 : Procedures - Determination of degree of acidity of gases for materials by measuring pH and conductivity

19

EN 50267-2-3 1999 Part 2-2 : Procedures - Determination of degree of acidity of gases for cable by determination of the weighted average of pH and conductivity

EN 50268-1 2000

Common test methods for cables under fire conditions - Measurement of smoke density of cables burning under defined conditions - Part 1 : Apparatus 20

EN 50268-2 2000 Part 2 : Procedures





Item ID Item Name Unit ID Group ID

AL/160 ALUMINUM POLY100

AL/PE07 ALUMINUM POLYETHELEN TAPE 50x200/50 Micron









ALM ALUMINUM WIRE

ALM1 ALUMINUM WIRE 1.7 DIAMETER

ALPET01 ALUMINUM POLYESTER TAPE 15x12/12 Micron Kg











ALPET07/1 ALUMINUM MILIER TAPE 10*23 (12/12 )Micron

ALPET08 ALUMINUM POLYESTER TAPE 25x12/50 Micron





ALPET15 ALUMINUM POLYESTER TAPE 30x12/12 Micron RED

ALPET16 ALUMINUM POLYESTER TAPE 30x12/12 Micron GREEN

ALPET17 ALUMINUM POLYESTER TAPE 30x12/12 Micron YELLOW


ALPET19 ALUMINUM POLYESTER TAPE 25x0.23 Micron Kg

ALPET20 ALUMINUM POLYESTER TAPE 20x0.037/12 Micron Kg

ALPET21 ALUMINUM POLYESTER TAPE 20x23/50(75) Micron





ALPET26 ALUMINUM POLYESTER TAPE 20x12/12 Micron YELLOW

AWA ALUMINUM WIRE 1.7 mm2

C01 COPPER WIRE 8 mm2 Kg

Cab1 3×50+25 mm2

Cab10 4×25 mm2

Cab11 6×0.75 mm2





Cab12 Insulated Stranded Copper wire 6 mm2




Cab16 Insulated Stranded Copper wire 2.5 mm2



Cab19 Insulated Flexible Copper wire 25 mm2

Cab2 3×185+95 mm2

Cab20 Insulated Copper Conductor 50 mm2

Cab21 Copper Armoured Cable 3x185+95 mm2

Cab22 Copper Thermo Cable 3x70+35 mm2

Cab23 Copper Thermo Cable 4x25 mm2

Cab24 Insulated Stranded Copper wire 25 mm2 XLPE

Cab25 Insulated Stranded Copper wire 35 mm2 XLPE

Cab26 Insulated Copper Conductor 10 mm2


Cab28 Copper Thermo Cable Flexible 16 mm2


Cab3 3×240 mm2











Cab36 Copper Thermo Cable 4x1.5 mm2




Cab4 4×35 mm2

Cab40 1×85 mm2

Cab41 4×0.75 mm2

Cab42 3×2.5 mm2 Cab43 3×3 mm2

Cab44 2×3+ 1 mm2

Cab45 3×1 mm2 Cab46 4 mm2 Cab47 6 mm2 Cab48 3 mm2 Cab49 1.5 mm2 Cab50 2×4+1 mm2

Cab51 Insulated Copper Conductor 1x 35 mm2



Cab54 Copper Thermo Insulated 3x10 mm2










Cab6 6×0.75 mm2

Cab60 Insulated Stranded Copper wire 2x10 mm2

Cab61 2× 35 mm2 Cab62 5× 2.5 mm2

Cab63 6× 6 mm2

Cab64 2× 2.5 mm2

Cab65 1× 185 mm2

Cab66 1× 240 mm2

Cab67 Insulated Stranded Copper wire 4x10+10 mm2



Cab7 1×70 mm2

Cab70 Telephone Cable 12 Pairs



Cab73 Insulated Flexible Copper Wire 30 mm2

Cab74 Insulated Flexible Copper Wire 20 mm2

Cab75 Insulated Flexible Copper Wire 2x16 mm2


Cab77 Insulated Flexible Copper Wire 3x30+150 mm2


Cab79 Copper Wire 1x1.35 mm2





Cab80 1×25 mm2

Cab80 Copper Wire 4x70 mm2




Cab84 4× 185 mm2 Cab85 30×2×0.6 mm2 Cab86 4 × 1000 mm2 Cab87 4× 240 mm2 Cab88 3× 120 mm2 Cab89 Insulated Stranded Copper wire 36 mm2 Cab9 4×10 mm2



Cab92 3×25 mm2 Cab93 Drawing Copper Wire 1.60 mm2

Cab94 Drawing Copper Wire 2.5 mm2

Cab95 7× 2.5 mm2

CF01 Copper Foil 20 x 0.02 Kg

CF02 Copper Foil 25x23/20 Kg CF03 Copper Foil 30x23/20 Kg CF04 Copper Foil 40x23/20

CPE01 C.P.E Black sheath

CPET01 COPPER POLYESTER TAPE 25x0.043 Kg

CPET02 COPPER POLYESTER TAPE 30x0.043 Kg

CT01 COPPER TAPE 10x0.1 mm Kg

CT02 COPPER TAPE 15x0.1 mm Kg

CT03 COPPER TAPE 20x0.1 mm Kg CT04 COPPER TAPE 40x0.1 mm Kg

CW01 Copper Wire 1.40 mm

CW02 Copper Wire 1.38 mm CW03 Copper Wire 7x0.74 mm

CW04 Copper Wire 7x1.05 mm






CW06 Copper Wire 7x0.85mm


CW08 Insulated Copper Wire 25 mm

CW09 Insulated Flexible Copper Wire 25 mm2 RED

CW10 Copper Thermo Cable 1X400 mm2


CW12 Copper Wire 3x1.5 mm Kg

D03 Propylene Tape 20 x 0.13 D04 Propylene Tape 30 x 0.13

D05 Propylene Tape 50 x 0.13

D06 Propylene Tape 60 x 0.13 D07 Propylene Tape 40 x 0.13 EPR Rubber Insulation R7 EPR1 Rubber Insulation & Sheath R25 EPR2 Rubber Sheath R65

EPRI R75 Rubber Insulation

EPRIB Rubber Insulation Black EPRIBL Rubber Insulation Blue

EPRIR Rubber Insulation Red

EPRIY Rubber Insulation Yellow EPRL Rubber Catalyst MAC 202 EPRS Rubber Insulation R65

FGS01 Glass Fiber Tape 30 x 0.18 IDT01 Identification Tape Red Kg

IDT02 Identification Tape Black Kg IDT03 Identification Tape Blue Kg IDT04 Identification Tape Yellow Kg IDT05 Identification Tape Brown Kg IDT06 Identification Tape White Kg IDT07 Identification Tape Green Kg IDT08 Identification Tape Orange Kg IDT09 Identification Tape Gray Kg IDT10 Identification Tape Violet Kg IDT11 ID Tape White ( width 5 mm ) without numbered

IDTN01 Numbering Tapes ( 1-28 ) Kg INK01 White RAL1013/71300 S40 XL





INK02 White RAL1013/71300 S70 PVC

INK05 White RAL1013/71205 S25

INK06 Black RAL9005/70212 S25

INK07 Green RAL6018/76806 S25

INK08 Blue RAL5015/73205 S25

INK09 Yellow RAL1021/75805 S25

INK10 Orange RAL2003/74807 S25

INK11 Brown RAL8003/77805 S25

JEL01 Jelly

LA01 Lead Bar

LE001 LEAD

MB01-12 Master Batch PVC Kg

MBPE01 Master Batch Poly Ethylene Red S47 Kg

MBPE02 Master Batch Poly Ethylene Yellow S21 Kg



MBPE05 Master Batch Poly Ethylene Green S61 Kg

MBPE06 Master Batch Poly Ethylene Orange S31 Kg





List of Product Approvals and Certificates

Product Description Factory

Type Size Construction

Certification Body /

Independent Lab

Date of Award

Standard / Specification

0.5 SGS - Egypt 28/1/2004 ASTM.B33-91

Tinn

ed

Cop

per

Wire

0.6 SGS - Egypt 28/1/2004 ASTM.B33-91

0.132 Class: F 155, Grade: 2, Enamelle Type: Polyurethane SGS - Egypt 25/9/2002 IEC 317

0.7 Class: C220, Grade: 2, Enamelle Type: P+A SGS - Egypt 25/9/2002 IEC 851

Mag

net W

ire

Fact

ory

Ena

mel

ed W

ire

3.35 Class: C220, Grade: 2, Enamelle Type: P+A SGS - Egypt 25/9/2002 IEC 264

Indo

or

Wire

0.5 – 0.75 – 1 mm2 CU/PVC SGS – Finland

( CE Mark ) 8/11/2005 IEC 60227-3

Tele

phon

e C

able

20x2x0.50 TCU/PVC/PVC SGS - Egypt 25/9/2002 TC-113

IEC 11801

LAN

C

able

UTP Cat. 5e CU/PE/PVC SGS - Egypt 09/05/2002 IEC 60332

CF 160 CU/FPE/OS/PVC SGS - Egypt 25/9/2002 IEC 96-0-1

Coa

xial

C

able

RG-6 CU/FPE/PVC SGS - Egypt 25/9/2002 MIL-C-17

Inst

rum

enta

tion

and

Fire

A

larm

Cab

le

CU/PVC/OS/PVC SGS - Egypt 09/05/2002 BS-5308

IEC 60332 UL-1424

Ozone Resistance Test

Strip Force Test

Fluid Compatibility Test

Abrasion Resistance Test

Oil Vapor Test

7/9/2002 SAE j 1128

Aut

omot

ive

Wire

Vertical – Specimen Flame Test

Faculty of Engineering

Cairo University Egypt

9/5/2004 UL 1581

Fire

R

esis

tanc

e C

able

CU/XLPE/LS0H SGS - Egypt 09/05/2002 IEC 60502 IEC 60331

3X10 CR1 KEMA-Netherlands 15/9/2004 BS 6387

Spec

ial C

able

s Fa

ctor

y

Con

trol

Cab

le

3X10 CR1 KEMA-Netherlands 19/7/2004 IEC 60331





Product Description Factory Type

Size Construction

Certification Body /

Independent Lab

Date of Award

Standard / Specification

3X1 CU/PVC/PVC Round-White SGS - Egypt 10/09/2003

Plug

Cor

d

3X1.5 CU/PVC/PVC Round-Gray SGS - Egypt 10/09/2003

DIN VDE 620-1

Pole

Pole made of FRP Material High Voltage

Research Center- Egypt

16/3/2005 IEC 652 ( 1979 )

2x0.5 CU/PVC/PVC Flat-Black SGS - Egypt 10/09/2003

2x0.75 CU/PVC/PVC Flat-Gray SGS - Egypt 10/09/2003

IEC 884-1

2X0.75 CU/PVC/PVC Round-Black SGS - Egypt 10/09/2003

Fibe

r Fac

tory

Plug

Cor

d

3X0.75 CU/PVC/PVC Round-Gray SGS - Egypt 10/09/2003

DIN VDE 620-1





Export Reference List

Quantity Supplied Supplied Material Project Client Country

236 Km Low Voltage Power Cable Cu / XLPE / STA / PVC

361 Km Power & Control Cable Cu / XLPE / STA / PVC

OZ 2 Sonatrack Spie France

- Cables Joints & Terminations 10 & 30 kV Anuual Tender Sonelgaz Cameg

40 Km Power & Control Cables Alimenttaion en energie

Electrique Unite de dehydration de Gaz

Brown & Roots Condor

13.5 Km High Voltage Cables 1x360 66kV

Tender no 2004-032 / GRTE / DDR Sonelgaz

ALGERIA

850 Km Domestic Wires Annual Supply NECATA Commercial ANGOLA

177 Km Low Voltage Cables Al Ezzel Siemens ( Germany ) BAHRAIN

100 Km Low Voltage Cables 5 Star Hotel - Benjamin Arab Contractor CHAD

20 Km Medium Voltage Cables Cu / XLPE / AWA / PVC Annual Supply Zismo

- Single Wires Annual Supply Al Anik Enterprises

- AAC Conductors Annual Supply Energy Ventures Ltd.

GHANA

45 Km Medium Voltage Cables AL / XLPE / HDPE Ministry of Electricity JEPCO

- - Jordanian Gas Transmission Project ENPPI

JORDAN

82 Km Low Voltage Power Cable Cu / XLPE / SWA/ PVC LNG Project M W Kellog

+ JGC + TR

- - Free Zone WholeSale

166 Km Medium & Low Voltage Cables New Talkha Power Station Siemens ( Germany )

EGYPT ( Free Zone )

56 Km Low Voltage Armored Cables

44 Ton Winding Wires KPLC

(Kenya Power Lighting Co.) KPLC

(Kenya Power Lighting Co.)

- LV Armored Cables

- Copper Wires Annual Supply Kubach &

Sambrook

- Copper Wires Annual Supply Balco International Ltd.

- Copper Wires Annual Supply Filimico Agencies Ltd.

10 Km Armored Cables Annual Supply Master Power System Ltd.

KENYA






216 Km Low Voltage Cable Cu / XLPE / SWA/ PVC AZ Zour Project Siemens

( Germany ) KUWAIT

375 Km Medium Voltage Cable Cu / XLPE / STA/ PVC General Electricity

GECOL ( General Electricity Company of Libya )

490 Km Medium Voltage Cables & Joint & Termination Supply to GECOL Award Brand

( UK )

190 Km Medium Voltage Cables & Joint & Termination Supply to GECOL Texel ( Italy )

140 Km Medium Voltage Cables & Joint & Termination Supply to GECOL ATASCO

( Tunis )

LIBYA

15 Km Medium Voltage Cables Annual Supply ABB Mozambique MOZAMBIQUE

350 Km Overhead Conductors Tender ESCOM

500 Km Indoor Single Cables Annual Supply AT CARTER MALAWI

25 Km Medium Voltage Cables

27.5 Km Low Voltage Cables Utilities Project ABB Mauritius

70 Ton Bare Copper Conductor Annual Supply PLASMO

450 Km Flexible & Armored Cables Annual Supply IDEAS

- - Annual Supply LUMITECH

300 Km Flexible Cables Annual Supply JOONAS

MAURITIUS

130 Km Medium Voltage Cables Cu / XLPE / AWA / PVC WAPCO Substation

ABB Energy Eng. Ltd.

( Switzerland )

305 Km Bare Copper Conductor Nigeria Electricity Power Authority NEPA

93 Km Low Voltage Cable Cu / XLPE / PVC GEREGU Siemens

( Germany )

20 Km Medium Voltage Cables Annual Supply ABB Nigeria

NIGERIA

9 Km Low Voltage Cables Cu / XLPE / SWA / PVC Dukhan Housing Qatar Petroleum

Co.

- Instrumentation Cables Ras Gas Project Chiyoda

52 Km Medium Voltage Cables Cement Factory – Umm Bab FCB CIMENT

187 Km Low Voltage Cables Cu / XLPE / PVC Ras Laffan Siemens

( Germany )

QATAR






50 Km Low Voltage Cables Cu / XLPE / SWA / PVC

Rwanda Ministry of Electricity

5 Km Medium Voltage Cables Hospital in Rwanda Sama Trading RWANDA

67.1 Km Medium Voltage Cables

445.35 Km Low Voltage Cables EL FURAT Project ENNPI

84 Km Medium Voltage Cables Omar Substation " Al Furat Oil Co. " NOSKAB

SYRIA

259 Km Medium Voltage Cables Cu / XLPE / AWA / PVC National Electricity Co. NEC Sudan

20 Km Low Voltage Cables Cu / XLPE / LEAD / SWA / PVC ........ Higlieg Sudan

SUDAN

72 Ton Winding Wires UKUSA INDUSTRIAL UKUSA INDUSTRIAL

12 Km Medium Voltage Cables Sub Station CONCO

SOUTH AFRICA

- Armored Cables & Flexible Cables Shelly Pharmaceuticals Ltd Central Electricals

Int'l Ltd TANZANIA

658 Km High & Low Voltage Cables Unleaded Gasoline Project Technip Italy

340 Km Medium Voltage Cables Shwayhat Power Station NOSKAB UK

- High & Low Voltage Cables & Control Cables NEB Project Technip France

- - Jebel Ali Anixter

UAE

- Low Voltage Armored Cables & Single Wires Sheraton Kampala Hotel Apolo Hotel UGANDA

100 Km Medium Voltage Cables & Pilot Cables & Joint

Emergency Project Tender Yem 015/SE Jaied & Massoud YEMEN

- Winding Wires Annual Supply ABB ZIMBABWE ZIMBABWE





Local Reference List

Supplied Material Executive Company Project No.

Jelly Filled Cables 10x2x1.5 mm 600 Km 4x2x09 mm 250 Km

Egyptian National Railways Egyptian National Railways 1

Double Sheath Wires Qualitat , Egypt Qualitat Egypt 2

Wires & Cables Diff. Sizes Unionaire , Egypt Unionaire 3

Instrumentation & Control Cables Siemens C.R.C.C 4

Tele. Cables Diff. Sizes Orascom Kafr El Gouna , Touristic Village , Golf Club & Hotel , New Nobia 5

Instrumentation Cables K.T.I ( Italy ) Midore Refining Project (Free Zone, Alex.) 6

Instrumentation & Control Cables Diff. Sizes Electro Tharwat Sidi Krir P/S 7

Instrumentation & Control Cables Diff. Sizes Engineering Co. National Co. for Plant Oil 8

Control Cables ABB Abecon Arcedia Tour 9

Instrumentation & Control Cables & Flame Retardant Diff. Sizes Electro Tharwat EL LAHOUN MINI- HDRO POWER

PLANT 10

Instrumentation & Control Cables & Flame Retardant Diff. Sizes Electro Tharwat AYOUN MOUSSA 11

Bare Copper LUCAS U.K LUCAS 12

Control Cables Remco Stella De Mari 13

Instrumentation Cables 300/500 V Cetro Misr Cetro Misr 14

Instrumentation Cables ABB-HS CANDRCC Joint Venture Controlling Regional Center for Canal Area 15

Cu. Wires Diff. Sizes Schnider Electric. Schnider Electric. 16

Instrumentation & Control Cables Diff. Sizes Orascom American University Project 17

Flex. Cu. Wires International Co. for Advanced Industries

International Co. for Advanced Industries 18

Flex. Cu. Wires ( Diff. Color ) Ideal Ideal 19

Telephone Cable 2x2x0.6 mm ABB Abacon Oriental Resort 20






Tele. Cables Diff. Sizes Helwan for Hotel Helwan for Hotel 21

Control Cables Carlo Givazzi Lube Oil Expansion Project 22

Control Cables Petrojet Midor Project 23

Pilot Cable Tele. Type United Export Co. Ruwais Housing Complex ( Adnoc ) 24

Subscriber Cable United Export Co. Kenya Telecom 25

Cu. Wires BICC BICC 26

Control Cables Schnider Electric. H.V Schnider Electric. H.V 27

Control Cables Carlo Gavazzi Amoc Project 28

Control Cables Carlo Gavazzi Al Attal Steel Factory 29

Control Cables Siemens Germany Beni Suif Cement Factory 30

Instrumentation & Control Cables Danieli El Ezz Flat Steel 31

Instrumentation & Control Cables ABB Petroleum Shell Project 32

Control Cables Al Masria Steel Al Masria Steel 33

Instrumentation Cables ASEC Automation Sainai Cement Factory 34

Fire Alarm Cables Siemens Siemens 35

Instrumentation Cables Tecnicas Reunidas Midtap 36

Instrumentation Cables Siemens C.R.C.C 37

Instrumentation Cables Technip – Italy Midor Refinery Plant 38

Instrumentation Cables Technip – Italy Naphta Project 39

Instrumentation & Control Cables RASHPETCO Rosseta Project 40

Instrumentation & Control Cables Bechtel Overseas Sidi Krir Unit 3 & 4 41






Instrumentation & Control Cables Amerya Cement Co. Amerya Cement Co. 42

Instrumentation & Control Cables Orascom P&J 43

Instrumentation & Control Cables EDF/SPEI (GELA) Suez & Port Said Power Plants 44

Telephone Cable Jumber Wire Egypt Telecom C.T.I 44

Instrumentation & Control Cables Babcok Suez Oil Project 45

Instrumentation Cables J&P Four Seasons ( Sharm El Shiek ) 46

Instrumentation Cables ASEC Quena Cement 47

Fire Resistance Cables Electro Tharwat El Sheik Zayed & Intake Booster Pumping Station 48

Control & Power Cables Siemens Economic Zone Sub-Station 49

Telephone & Fire Alarm Cables ABB Abacon Pyramids Heights 50

Control Cables Alstom Egyptian Cement Power Plant 51

Instrumentation & Control Cables Alstom Selsela Pumping Station 52

Control Cables Egymac Wadi El Natroon 53

Control Cables Egymac Economic Station 54

Control Cables Egymac Kalapsha Station 55

Control Cables Egymac 10th of Ramadan New Station 56

Control Cables Siemens Port Said , El Mansoura , Menouf Station 57

Instrumentation Cables ABB Automation Abo Quir 1 58

Fire Alarm & Sound System Cables Jet Hurgada Mall 59

Fire Alarm & Sound System Cables Alpha Design Investment Authority 60

Control & Signal Cables Blue Circle Egypt Cement Co. Line 5 Alex Cement Co. 61






Automotive Wires Leoni Leoni 62

Control Cables ABB High Voltage Co. El Eslah 220/66/22 Kv S/S 63

Control Cables Egymac Ras El Bar Station 64

Control Cables ETA Kattamya City Project 65

Control Cables ABB High Voltage Co. Al Azhar 66 Kv S/S 66

Signal Cables Merto Organization Merto Organization Line 1 67

Instrumentation & Control Cables Egymac Smart Village Station 68

Telephone Cables Quick Tel Quick Tel 69

Instrumentation Cables Electrical Canal – Co. Scada System El- Canal 70

Telephone & Co-Axial & Fire Resistance Cables Petrojet El Borolos Villa & Buildings 71

Control Cables ABB Automation Kafr El Dawar Grinder 72

Fire Alarm 1x2x14 AWG & 1x2x16 AWG ( Shield ) Orascom Nile City 73

Fire Alarm 2x1.5 ( Shield ) Orascom Hall 3,4 Air Port 74

Fire Alarm & Control & Telephone Cables Honeywell Amon Building Co. 75

Fire Alarm & Control & Tele. & Data Cables Hellwan for Hotels City Star Cairo 76

Fire Alarm & Instrumentation & Control Cables Orascom Ramada Alex. 77

Fire Alarm Cables Horp Engineering Cairo Under Ground 78

Fire Alarm & Telephone Cables ABB Abacon Oriental Regart , Sharm El Sheikh 79

Fire Alarm Cables Siemens Fizer Building 80

Fire Alarm Cables Hellwan for Hotels Hilton Taba 81

Fire Alarm Cables Siemens Cars Club 82





Reference List

Qty. Per Month Customer No.

6 Ton MATELEC Egypt 1

8 Ton EL SEWEDY- ELECTROMETER 2

20 Ton Prima Elios 3

45 Ton ZANUSSI Egypt 4

15 Ton MOHSEN IMAM Co. 5

24 Ton EGYTRAVO Co. 6

18 Ton AL ARABY FOR TRADING & MANUFACTURING 7

25 Ton EGYPTIAN TURKISH Co. 8

2 Ton EGYPTIAN JORDANIAN Co. 9

2 Ton General Co. 10

2 Ton AL MASSALA EGYPT 11

35 Ton ABB Transformation 12

15 Ton CAIRO MATIC Co. 13

2 Ton EGY MAC Co. 14

10 Ton ARMY FACTORY 45 15

10 Ton ARMY FACTORY 72 16

2 Ton ENSSOLA Co. Egypt 17

35 Ton MADECO Egypt 18

80 Ton ELMACO Egypt 19

4 Ton ABB ARAB 20

4 Ton PANASONIC Co. 21





Qty. Per Month Customer No.

100 Ton EL SEWEDY FOR ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT 22

2 Ton SEDICO Co. 23

2 Ton EGYTECH TELECOM Co. 24

2.5 Ton AL TALAEI 25

Ton9 GEDDAH CABLES 26

6 Ton GENERAL Co. FOR TRANSFORMERS - SYRIA 27

60 Ton ABB TRANSFORMERS 28

20 Ton Scosa 29

20 Ton Voltamp 30

70 Ton Syria Local Market 31

20 Ton Jordan 32

10 Ton Kenya 33

10 Ton Algeria 34

20 Ton Lebanon 35





Reference List

Quantity Executive Company Project No.

300 Pole x 10 m Arab Contractors Suez Canal University 1

63 Pole x 4.2 m Arab Contractors Alex. Hockey Stadium 2

25 Pole x 8 m Al Bihera Elect. Company Al Bihera Government 3

4500 Pole x 12&13 m Al Nasr for Contracting ( Hassan Alaam ) International Coastal Road 4

1515 Pole x 10 m Hayedeleco Borg El Arab ( 2nd & 3rd Stage ) 5

795 Pole x 10 m El Nile " Gefco " Ain Sokhna Port 6

95 Pole x 4 m Defense Ministry Abu Kir Club 7

35 Pole x 3 m Rashid Petroleum Rashid Petroleum 8

6 Pole x 8 m Orascom Natural Gas Project ( Bani Sewaf ) 9

20 Pole x 3 m Cairo A 3 Domyat City Beautification 10

9 Pole x 12 m El Sewedy Sedco Sedi Kerir project ( Ennpi ) 11

300 Pole x 1.5 m Alex. Elect. Company Alex. Corniche 12

60 Pole x 6 m Universal Marsa Alam Airport 13

237 Pole x 7 m Al Hawy For Contrating AL MARWA Village 14

306 Pole x 10 m Suez Canal. Elect. Company Ismaelya Government 15

155 Pole x 5.8 m Alex. Elect. Company Misr for Building Village 16

100 Pole x 10 m Arab Contractors Nasser Plant Beautification 17

37 Pole x 3.5 m Al Sherok for Contracting Misr for Building & Housing Company 18

70 Pole x 3&6 m Univolt Company Las Yanda Village 19

33 Pole x 6.5 m Al Tag For Contracting Defense Ministry ( Suez Service Station ) 20

54 Pole x 8 m Ram Systems Company Defense Ministry ( EGYGAS Project ) 21






36 Pole x 6 m National Services Co. for Contracting Defense Ministry ( Wadi Hof Service Station ) 22

46 Pole x 6 m Sumed Baharya Village 23

28 Pole x 11 m Salah Jahin Co. for Contracting Arish Corniche ( Arish Government ) 24

1100 Pole x 8 m Technical Office for Contracting Borg El Arab City 25

46 Pole x 9 m Rabia Rashid Company Sumid Village in North Coast 26

15 Pole x 10 m Tawfik Company for Contracting Cairo Airport 27

32 Pole x 8 m Techno Consult Company Meredin ( Sharm El Shikh ) 28

700 Pole x 12 m Electro Hani Company Hurdaga Airport Road 29

6 Pole x 6 m Eliston Company Eliston Company 30

180 Pole x 5m Mina Company Green Plaza 31

75 Pole x 6 m Power Jet Company Sedi Krir Village 32

112 Pole x 8 m Alex. Co. for Contracting Diamond Beach Village 33

35 Pole x 8 m Petrojet Midwater Water Station 34

159 Pole x 4 m Arab Contractors Youth Village ( Sharm El Shikh ) 35

85 Pole x 3.5 m Alex. Co. for Contracting Montaza Village in North Coast 36

11 Pole x 7 m Techno Power Kaha Company 37

8 Pole x 10 m

2 Pole x 9.5 m Petrojet Gasco 38

45 Pole x 8 m San Misr Company Gasco 39

150 Pole x 10 m Eleject Matroh Government 40

4 Pole x 10 m Arab Contractors Engineers Syndicate Club 41

38 Pole x 4 m Arab Contractors Faculty Of Pharmacy (Alex. University ) 42

95 Pole x 6 m Arab Contractors Suez Canal University 43






355 Pole x 3.5 m Alex. Co. for Contracting Beter Beach Village 44

51 Pole x 9 m ABB Petroleum ACBA 45

50 Pole x 3.5 m Arab Contractors Al Shatbi Hospital in Alex. 46

100 Pole x 8 m Arab Contractors Kayed Bay Castle in Alex. 47

34 Pole x10 m Wadi El Nil Company Wibico Petroleum Company 48

35 Pole x 3 m Rashid Petroleum Rashid Petroleum 49

26 Pole x 6 m - Ismaelia Airport 50

108 Pole x 9 m Ragab Company Green Plaza 51

35 Pole x 3.5 m Domyat Government Ras El Bar Corniche 52

48 Pole x 6 m Defense Ministry Shrouk Service Station 53





Managing Director

Eng. Mohamed El Sewedy Name

Managing Director Title

(202) 4144380/1 , ( 2015) 411218/9 Tel

(202) 2905844 , (2015) 411215 Fax

[email protected] e-mail

Financial Director

Dr. Manal Abdel Fatah Name

Financial Director Title

( 2015) 411218/9 Tel

(2015) 411215 Fax

m_ahmed@uic-elsewedy e-mail

Contact Person for Magnet Wire Factory

Dr. Ahmed Abbas Name

Magnet Wire Factory Manager Title

( 2015) 411218/9 Tel

(2015) 411215 Fax

+(2) 0123214609 Mobile






Contact Person for Special Cables Factory

Eng. Ahmed Badawy Name

Special Cables Factory Manager Title

( 2015) 411218/9 Tel

(2015) 411215 Fax

+(2) 0101601712 Mobile


Contact Person for Fiber Factory

Eng. Saad El Mahdy Name

Fiber Factory Manager Title

( 2015) 411218/9 Tel

(2015) 411215 Fax

+(2) 0123249234 Mobile


Contact Person for Quality Control

Eng. Amr El Khatib Name

Quality Control Director Title

( 2015) 411218/9 Tel

(2015) 411215 Fax

+(2)0121754104 Mobile






Contact Person for Commercial Issues ( Local )

Mr. Mamdouh Salah Name

Sales Director Title

(202) 4144380/1 Tel

(202) 2905844 Fax

[email protected] Mobile

Mr. Mamdouh Salah e-mail

Contact Person for Commercial Issues ( Export )

Eng. Tamer Omar Name

Export Director Title

(202) 4144380/1 Tel

(202) 2905844 Fax

+(2) 0101380753 Mobile


Contact Person for Quality Assurance

Eng. Khaled Nabil Name

Quality Assurance Director Title

(202) 411350 Tel

(202) 411366 Fax

+(2) 0101690798 Mobile






Contact Person for Technical Issues

Eng. Tamer Amer Name

Technical Section Head Title

( 2015) 411218/9 Tel

(2015) 411215 Fax

+(2) 0127470842 Mobile


Contact Person for Marketing

Eng. Ahmed Hassouna Name

Marketing Manager Title

(202) 4144380/1 Tel

(202) 2905844 Fax

+(2) 0105305142 Mobile


Contact Person for Foreign Purchasing

Mrs. Nesma El Serafy Name

Foreign Purchasing Manager Title

(202) 4144380/1 Tel

(202) 2905844 Fax


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