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Sevkabel was founded in 1879 by the St.Petersburg subsidiary of the German company [[Siemens & Halske]]. Following the [[Russian Revolution]] in 1917, the company was nationalized. By 1931 Sevkabel was making paper-insulated, lead-covered [[High-voltage cable|high voltage cables]], the first to be produced in Russia. During the [[Siege of Leningrad]] in 1942, Sevkabel produced over 100 km of submarine medium-voltage cable which was laid on the bed of [[Lake Ladoga]], restoring the energy supply of the besieged city from [[Volkhov Hydroelectric Station]]. In 1993 Sevkabel was privatized. In 2017-19, the historical part of the Sevkabel plant on the shore of [[Vasilyevsky Island]] was redeveloped, being transformed into an art hub, Sevkabel Port. |
Sevkabel was founded in 1879 by the St.Petersburg subsidiary of the German company [[Siemens & Halske]]<ref>{{cite book |last=Feldenkirchen |first=Wilfried |title=Werner Von Siemens: Inventor and International Entrepreneur |publisher=Ohio State University Press |date=1994 |page=65-66 |url= https://books.google.ru/books?id=tDJtAXTxkTUC&pg=PA65}}</ref>. Following the [[Russian Revolution]] in 1917, the company was nationalized. By 1931 Sevkabel was making paper-insulated, lead-covered [[High-voltage cable|high voltage cables]], the first to be produced in Russia. During the [[Siege of Leningrad]] in 1942, Sevkabel produced over 100 km of submarine medium-voltage cable which was laid on the bed of [[Lake Ladoga]], restoring the energy supply of the besieged city from [[Volkhov Hydroelectric Station]]<ref>{{cite magazine |last=Kochetkov |first= |date=1983 |title=Heroic Leningrad |url= https://books.google.ru/books?id=c2rfAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA49 |issue=1-6 |page=49 |magazine=Soviet Military Review |location= |publisher=Krasnaya Zveda Publishing House |access-date= }}</ref>. In 1993 Sevkabel was privatized. In 2017-19, the historical part of the Sevkabel plant on the shore of [[Vasilyevsky Island]] was redeveloped, being transformed into an art hub, Sevkabel Port<ref>{{cite journal |last1=Aleinikov |first1= A.V.|last2=Kurochkin |first2= A.V.|date= October 2018|title= Information Management of Creative Spaces in a Big City: A Case Study of St. Petersburg|url= https://doi.org/10.3103/S0147688218040111|journal= Scientific and Technical Information Processing|volume= 45|issue= 4|pages= 265-270|doi= |access-date= }}</ref>. |
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| Company type | Private (LLC) |
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| Industry | Manufacturing, engineering |
| Founded | 1879 |
| Founder | Carl Heinrich von Siemens |
| Headquarters | St.Petersburg, Russia |
Key people | S. V. Yarmilko, General Director |
| Products | Power cables |
| Website | www |
Sevkabel, based in St.Petersburg, Russia, is a cable manufacturing company.
History
Sevkabel was founded in 1879 by the St.Petersburg subsidiary of the German company Siemens & Halske[1]. Following the Russian Revolution in 1917, the company was nationalized. By 1931 Sevkabel was making paper-insulated, lead-covered high voltage cables, the first to be produced in Russia. During the Siege of Leningrad in 1942, Sevkabel produced over 100 km of submarine medium-voltage cable which was laid on the bed of Lake Ladoga, restoring the energy supply of the besieged city from Volkhov Hydroelectric Station[2]. In 1993 Sevkabel was privatized. In 2017-19, the historical part of the Sevkabel plant on the shore of Vasilyevsky Island was redeveloped, being transformed into an art hub, Sevkabel Port[3].
Products
Sevkabel produces electrical cable products for the energy, construction, industrial, and specialty markets. The company's power cables include low-, medium- and high-voltage power distribution and power transmission products. Sevkabel's application-specific industrial and specialty cables are used in electrical power generation — traditional and renewable — the oil, gas and petrochemical industries; mining, marine, transit, military, infrastructure, residential, geophysical and OEM applications. Sevkabel sells its products under several brands including Kabtron®, Robustek®, Aquatron®, and Kabprotek®. Sevkabel owns a R&D bureau specializing in design of custom cables and cables accessories. In 2018 Sevkabel produced a special coaxial cable for the ITER facility in France [4].
References
- ^ Feldenkirchen, Wilfried (1994). Werner Von Siemens: Inventor and International Entrepreneur. Ohio State University Press. p. 65-66.
- ^ Kochetkov (1983). "Heroic Leningrad". Soviet Military Review. No. 1–6. Krasnaya Zveda Publishing House. p. 49.
- ^ Aleinikov, A.V.; Kurochkin, A.V. (October 2018). "Information Management of Creative Spaces in a Big City: A Case Study of St. Petersburg". Scientific and Technical Information Processing. 45 (4): 265–270.
- ^ "Coaxial cables arrive from Russia". iter.org. 18 June 2018. Retrieved 2019-05-07.
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