The next lane for reliable connectivity

Nexlane — structured cabling manufacturer

Coils of bare copper conductor on pallets in front of a wire-drawing machine

High quality

Quality starts with materials

High-purity bare copper and virgin-grade compounds. Every incoming batch is inspected before it reaches the line.

Colour-coded twisted pairs running through a guide plate on the production line

Professional

Precision on every pair

Process-controlled manufacturing. Cables are tested against the category on their jacket and designed to meet ANSI/TIA, ISO/IEC and RoHS requirements.

Rows of finished cable reels stacked in the factory hall

Reliable service

Capacity you can count on

Responsive technical support, flexible order quantities and on-time delivery backed by real production capacity.

Made in our own lines, from conductor to coil

Every step from conductor drawing and insulation to jacketing and final coil packing is kept in-house, so specification, cost and schedule stay under our control instead of a middleman's.

About Nexlane
  • Quality starts with materials

    Every reliable link begins at the source: high-purity bare copper, virgin-grade insulation and flame-retardant jackets, with each incoming batch inspected before production. No recycled substitutes.

  • Professionalism governs production

    Process-controlled manufacturing under documented quality systems. Cables are tested against the category on their jacket and designed to meet ANSI/TIA, ISO/IEC and RoHS requirements.

  • Service seals the partnership

    Responsive technical support, flexible order quantities and on-time delivery from our own capacity — so your projects keep moving and your commitments never slip.

How a Nexlane cable is made

Seven steps, all on our own lines.

  1. Conductor drawing

    Bare copper rod is drawn down to the specified gauge.

  2. Insulation

    Each conductor is insulated with virgin-grade compound.

  3. Pair twisting

    Conductors are twisted into colour-coded pairs at controlled lay lengths.

  4. Shielding

    Foil or braid is applied for F/UTP, U/FTP, SF/UTP and S/FTP constructions.

  5. Jacketing

    A PVC, PE or LSZH jacket is extruded and printed with the cable marking.

  6. Testing

    Cables are electrically and transmission-tested against the category on the jacket.

  7. Coil packing

    Finished cable is wound onto reels or boxed, labelled for your market.

See quality and factory

Who we supply

  • Data centres

    Consistent, spec-accurate cable for high-density installations.

  • Commercial buildings

    Structured cabling for offices, campuses and public buildings.

  • Retail channels

    Flexible quantities, packaging and branding for distributors.

Designed to meet

  • ANSI/TIA
  • ISO/IEC
  • RoHS
  • ETL Component Verified

Tell us what you need

Send the category, construction, jacket, colour and quantity, and our sales team will come back with a quotation.