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C-SEC
Launch P0

Manufacturing with Engineering Discipline

Switchgear performance is determined not only by design but by the processes used to build and verify each assembly. C-SEC's medium-voltage operations include facilities identified at Greater Noida and Haridwar, supported by manufacturing, assembly and quality functions relevant to the company's product portfolio.

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From engineering to assembly

  1. Step 01Review of approved drawings and bill of materials
  2. Step 02incoming material verification
  3. Step 03fabrication/assembly as applicable
  4. Step 04electrical and mechanical integration
  5. Step 05in-process inspection
  6. Step 06factory verification
  7. Step 07release documentation

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What to show

  • 01Materials and traceability
  • 02mechanical assembly
  • 03VCB and functional mechanism integration
  • 04panel wiring
  • 05painting and finishing
  • 06inspection
  • 07factory testing
  • 08packing and dispatch

03

Built by people

Our engineers, manufacturing specialists and quality teams are central to converting technical requirements into finished equipment. Meet the disciplines that support the work.

04

Facilities

Learn where C-SEC's listed works are located and what functions are performed at each location.

05

Quality

See our approach to inspections, verification and documentation, including the distinction between product qualification and routine manufacturing tests.

Inside C-SEC manufacturing

Catalogue photographs from C-SEC's facilities. Higher-resolution approved photography to follow.

  • Automated welding in C-SEC switchgear fabrication
    Fabrication
  • Air-insulated switchgear lineup in the C-SEC factory
    AIS assembly
  • Ring main unit assembly line at C-SEC
    RMU assembly
  • Test chamber used during C-SEC switchgear verification
    Verification
  • Engineer operating an electrical test bench at C-SEC
    Electrical testing
  • Outdoor ring main units awaiting dispatch at C-SEC
    Dispatch readiness

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