Cables & Ties magazine was introduced to industry in 2009. Though in its infancy of print, the publication has, already, gained considerable deference of industry leaders for editorial that is both informative and representative of the greater cabling industry.

Readership, via subscription, consists largely of South Africa’s electrical and telecommunications cabling suppliers and manufacturers, electrical engineers/specialists, service providers, and members of tertiary educational institutions, relevant government entities and parastatals.

An alternate-monthly publication, Cables & Ties explores an electrical world that we have grown increasingly dependent on: one of power cables (industrial and commercial), data cables (inclusive of fibre optics), industrial instrumentation and system integration, and accessories.

By means of researched papers and in-depth editorials, Cables & Ties strives to provide its readers with a consistent source of information on cabling industry developments and industrial innovation.
As the sole publication dedicated to all that is Cables, what better platform to highlight your involvement in this ever growing segment of commerce?

Our readership is aimed at decision makers within the industry, ie:
Telkom, Eskom, Electrical Engineers in the Public and Private Sectors, Mines, Universities, Colleges and suppliers of products, systems and services to these important sectors.

Our main fields of interest:
• Power cables (industrial / commercial) & accessories
• Data cables (High Fibre Optical) & accessories
• Industrial instrumentation and system integration
• Latest technology & market trends
• Industry news

INFORMATION

PUBLISHER:
Malnor (Pty) Ltd

POSTAL ADDRESS:
Private Bag X20,
Auckland Park, 2006

PHYSICAL ADDRESS:
2 Hermitage Terrace,
Richmond, 2092

TEL: 011 726 3081/2

FAX: 011 726 3017
011 726 3330

EMAIL:
cables@malnormags.co.za

BEE COMPLIANT

PUBLISHER:
Ken Nortje

EDITOR:
Jodi Newton

ADVERTISING MATERIAL:
Karel Engelbrecht

SALES MANAGER:
Sophia Nel

SALES:
Karel Engelbrecht