en.Wedoany.com Reported - A cable manufacturing company in Moscow, the capital of Russia, is advancing the localization of raw materials by replacing imported analogues with F-40 brand fluoropolymer materials.
Anatoly Garbuzov stated that Moscow is one of Russia's leading centers for cable product manufacturing, with local enterprises providing solutions for multiple industrial sectors, including space applications. The city systematically supports companies striving to localize all stages of production to ensure industrial technological sovereignty. The company has begun replacing imported materials with Russian analogues, and domestically produced raw materials are suitable for manufacturing cables used in aviation and rocket-space technology.
The "Special Cables" plant is testing F-40 brand fluoropolymer produced by the Russian company "Galo Polymers Kirovo-Chepetsk." This material offers exceptional strength, heat resistance, radiation resistance, and chemical resistance, ensuring product durability even under harsh operating conditions up to 200°C, making it an ideal material for the cable industry.
According to the company's general director, Alexey Ushakov, the plant has mastered the material processing technology and produced cable model samples. After positive test results, imported raw materials will be completely replaced by domestically produced F-40 fluoropolymer. The company plans to expand the use of Russian polymer materials in the near future and develop new products based on domestic standards and requirements.
The Moscow government continues to support enterprises in scaling up their industries. Last year, the city signed a long-term contract with the company, including sales guarantees, for the production of 315 types of cable and wire products for the metro.
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