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A Link-up approved supplier, Eland Cables has a proven track record of supply to the rail industry, providing extensive knowledge and experience of working in partnership with Network Rail, and its approved contractors, to improve the safety and efficiency of UK rail infrastructure.

Eland’s expansive portfolio of Network Rail approved cables includes signalling, power, telecommunications, axle counter, points heating, overhead line and auxiliary cables. This range enables Eland to supply a broad spectrum of railway infrastructure projects from Signalling and Telecommunications to Electrification and Plant. In addition, Eland’s rail customers have the peace of mind that both Eland and our key supply partners are fully ISO 9001 accredited, allowing full batch traceability through the supply chain to the original source. (Refer to copies of accreditation, available upon request).

Eland has recently introduced additional cables to its range, specifically for main line and metro rolling stock and London Underground station track and signalling infrastructure, thus increasing its scope of supply even further.

In terms of service, to underpin its impressive range of rail cables, Eland offers just-in-time delivery to contractors that need to keep stockholding on site to a minimum – boasting an on-time delivery rate of over 98%. This allows customers to be sure that cable supply will not hold up project schedules. Furthermore, not only does Eland take your deadlines as seriously as you do, it can also offer a project-based cable cutting service which ultimately means less waste, faster installation and reduced costs on both skilled labour and materials. As rail projects increasingly focus on sustainability, reduced waste will also contribute to minimising environmental damage.