Power Cables

Power cables are essential for transmitting electricity to homes, businesses, and industries, and they play a vital role in supporting modern society. They are responsible for keeping our connected and energized society up and running. Marmon IEI provides power cables for a variety of industries and uses. From cables that are used on turbines for power generation to low-voltage cables used for lighting, heating, and appliances, Marmon IEI manufactures with quality and consistency. We understand that power cables must protect against electrical shock and fire but also serve industrial and utility applications for long-distance transmission. 

Control Cables

Similar to instrumentation cables, control cables transmit electrical signals or power to control devices in an industrial or commercial setting. While they are both designed to be durable, flexible, and resistant to various environmental factors such as temperature, moisture, and mechanical stress, control cables are typically used to transmit low-level signals, such as those used for control and monitoring purposes, while instrumentation cables are used to transmit higher-level signals, such as those used for power transmission. Marmon IEI’s control cables are smaller in size which allows for great capacity and improved airflow for process controls. They are perfect for monitoring and control functions, such as temperature sensors, pressure gauges, and flow meters. Just like instrumentation cables, Marmon IEI’s control cables can be made from a variety of materials and can provide shielded or unshielded options.

Instrumentation Cables

Instrumentation cables are used to transmit electrical signals or power to instruments or control devices in an industrial or commercial setting. Used in a variety of applications, Marmon IEI is a proven expert in providing durable, flexible, and environmentally tough cables for process control, power generation, and automated manufacturing controls. These cables are resistant to various environmental factors such as temperature, moisture, and mechanical stress. They may be used to transmit electrical signals for monitoring and control purposes, such as in temperature sensors, pressure gauges, and flow meters, or be used to power devices such as motors, pumps, and valves. Our instrumentation cables can be made from a variety of materials, including copper, aluminum, and fiber optic strands, depending on the specific requirements of the application. We can also provide shielded or unshielded protection against electromagnetic interference (EMI) or radio frequency interference (RFI).