Champlain Cable Selected by Stadler Rail to Supply High Performance Wire and Cable for Subway Cars for Atlanta’s Metro System Champlain Cable and Stadler US Inc. have reached agreement for Champlain to supply power and control cables for over 200 rail cars for the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA). The multi-year contract is valued […]
Champlain Cable has received NYCT approval for thin-wall rail car wire. Read the press release here.
Champlain Cable has acquired cable manufacturer Umbilicals International. Read the press release here.
Champlain Cable received approval and the first listing on the QPL database for all three cable variants within MIL-DTL-24643/77, which is the governing MIL spec for shipboard Cat 6A Ethernet Cables. Read the Press Release here.
Dear Valued Customer, This letter is being sent to inform you of Champlain Cable Corporation’s current business plans. Operational Memo April 2, 2020
Dear Valued Customer, This letter is being sent to inform you of Champlain Cable Corporation business plans in light of the COVID-19 Outbreak. Communication Update COVID-19
Champlain is featured in Business View magazine discussing best practices in the manufacturing sector with Company CEO Bill Reichert. Access the article.
Champlain Cable has developed a new line of EXRAD 150°C 300V SJOOW power cables which meet or exceed UL, CSA, ISO-6722-1 and SAE standards. “We believe this is the first of its kind.” stated Richard Antic, Champlain’s Vice-President of Business Development. “The industry was either using commercial grade SJOOW cables which are typically rated 90°C, […]
Champlain Cable has been granted $90,400 from the Vermont Training Program (VTP) to enhance employee skill sets and support business growth. The grant will support operator training on the manufacturing floor as well as on the latest 3D modeling software and business analytics tools, ensuring Champlain Cable will continue to bring new products to market. […]
Charged magazine did a feature article on Cable Sizing and Selection and why Champlain focuses on irradiation and materials technology. You can read the article here.
