Skip to content Skip to footer

Davro Investments acquires Clynder Cables

Electrical Review Logo

Clynder Cables, a British cable company, has been bought by Davro Investments, the parent company of Permanoid, another well British cable maker.

Allen Crossley, the general manager of Clynder Cables, who has been with the company for over 25 years is delighted with the move. Crossley said “I am extremely pleased Davro Investments has been able to buy Clynder Cables as this has resulted in the preservation of six jobs in Manchester as well as bringing together two well respected British cable companies under the same ownership. “

 

“Clynder Cables and Permanoid hold the same values for top quality cable and outstanding service to customers.”

Clynder Cables was founded in Huyton, Merseyside in 1984 and quickly established itself as a British made high quality tri-rated panel and switchgear wiring. In 2002 the company relocated to Manchester, where it was able to strengthen the distribution side of the business.

In recent years Clynder has developed new product ranges such as the Superflex range of highly flexible tri-rated panel wiring, cables with remarkable properties of flexibility and bending radius. Other products include 2491X and 2491B equipment wires, the latter complying with BS7211 cross linked zero halogen, double insulated tri-rated cable and photovoltaic cable for solar panel installation.

Top Stories

Electrical Review is the go-to source for electrical engineers, with more than 150 years of dedication to the industry.


© SJP Business Media.