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Ram Ratna group pact with Austrian firm

COIMBATORE: The Mumbai-based Ram Ratna group has joined hands with PC Electric, Austria, to market high-end engineering plastic industrial plugs and sockets in India. Laying emphasis on safety, the Rs. 500 crore company, has manufactured these plugs for domestic and industrial applications. According to the Vice President of RR Kabel, Balachandran, these come with perfect locking systems. These products are manufactured without screws and can be used to connect any machine in industries. They also manufacture a range of wiring products, installation and wiring cables, power cord cables, heavy-duty copper cables, communication and armoured cables. — Our Staff Reporter

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