About ZMS Marine Cable: Factory, Certifications and Quality Control
ZMS Cable has supplied cable and wire to industrial and infrastructure buyers since 1995. The marine division focuses on the shipboard and offshore cables that carry power, control and signals through a vessel and its deck equipment.
Thirty years of cable engineering, one marine focus
ZMS Cable Group manufactures power, overhead, rubber, control, instrumentation and marine cable from Zhengzhou, Henan Province. The group exports to more than 90 countries and supports shipbuilding, offshore energy, utility and infrastructure projects.
- Group manufacturing since 1995
- 90+ export countries
- IEC 60092 marine range
- CE and ISO documentation
A manufacturing base built over decades
ZMS Cable founded
Started cable and wire manufacturing in Zhengzhou, Henan Province.
Export expansion
Built a sales network across the Middle East, Africa, Southeast Asia and Europe.
Full product range
Expanded into power, overhead, rubber, control, instrumentation and offshore cable.
Marine & offshore focus
Dedicated shipboard and offshore cable engineering for shipbuilding, offshore energy and port projects.
What we control in-house
Conductor stranding, insulation, cabling, screening, armouring, sheathing and final inspection are managed through the production process. That gives direct control over the details that decide whether a cable passes class survey.
Quality documentation
CE, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, ISO/IEC 17020 and ISO/IEC 17025 documentation is available for project files.
Production is a series of controlled checks
Every drum passes conductor, insulation, cabling and final inspection stages. Screen coverage, armour dimensions, sheath thickness and electrical performance are checked against the agreed specification.



How we support your project
1. Specification review. Cores, screen, armour, sheath and class rules checked against the application.
2. Sample and data. Construction drawings, technical data and samples provided before the order.
3. Production and inspection. Cable manufactured, tested, length-marked and packed for export.
4. Documentation. Packing list, inspection records, type approval copies and test reports prepared for the project file.
A marine cable supplier should answer technical questions.
Send the application and we will respond with a construction recommendation and the class rule that governs it, not a generic catalogue page.