The manufacturing sector in Cuba currently faces a dual challenge: the maintenance of legacy Soviet-era machinery and the gradual integration of modern automation. In this environment, the demand for a reliable cable carrier is critical to prevent frequent downtime caused by cable fatigue and environmental degradation.
Due to Cuba's coastal geography and high saline content in the air, standard mechanical components often suffer from rapid corrosion. This has led to a shift toward high-polymer materials in drag chain systems, replacing old steel conduits that could not withstand the tropical humidity.
Moreover, the local industry is increasingly focusing on efficiency in the sugar and tobacco processing plants, where the implementation of a robust drag conveyor is becoming essential for optimizing the bulk transport of raw materials across facility floors.






