The metalon the line.
§ 01 — What we believe
A fitting is the cheapest thing on the route and the only thing holding it up.
Numbers, not adjectives
Every figure on this site comes from the governing GR or from our own test rig. Where we don't have a number yet, it says so.
Sets, not parts
Tension and suspension sets leave complete. A crew should never discover on a pole that something was meant to be sourced separately.
Own the hard steps
Galvanising and proof loading are where hardware fails and where most of the trade outsources. They stay under our roof.
Designed to let go
The cable is worth more than the fitting. Every grip we make is rated to hold — and to slip before it can damage the fibre.
§ 02 — Who it's for
Operators, EPCs and the crews who climb.
BSNL and state network operators specifying to TEC GR; EPC contractors running BharatNet and power-line fibre; ISPs building urban FTTx. We quote from their bill of material, and we pack to it.
§ 03 — So far
- ●2019Founded (P)
Started with a single question: why is aerial fibre hardware sold like a commodity when it carries the whole span?
- ●2021Galvanising in-house (P)
The step most of the category outsources became ours, and coating quality stopped being someone else's answer.
- ●2023Tensile lab (P)
A calibrated rig so assemblies could be proof-loaded rather than sampled.
- ●2026All three types (P)
Helix heavy, helix light and wedge — every accessory the GR defines, from termination to slack storage.