2010 Viakable obtains AS9100 certification for the manufacture of cables for the aerospace industry. 2011 The Viakable and Prolec Technology Centers begin operations in the Technological Research and Innovation Park (PIIT), located in the Monterrey Metropolitan...
2000 The Viakon Coaxial Cables Plant begins operations. 2004 Starts the 115 KV cable production, first in Latin America with conductor 800mm2, stretches 800 meters and triple extruded XLPE. This cable is used by the Federal Commission of Electricity in the Laguna II...
1993 Beginning of the Total Quality Control (TQC) program, supported by the Japanese Union of Scientists and Engineers (JUSE) and the Monterrey Tec (ITESM). Viakon begins production of armored cable for export to the USA. 1994 Establishment of Multipak, principal...
1981 The Viakon plant in San Luis Potosi begins operation for the manufacture of construction wire and cable. A commercial network is established for Viakon as well as other products from the group. 1984 Conticon, a producer of copper wire for the manufacture of...
1970 The Viakon telephone cable plant begins operations. 1976 Viakon produces 69 kV cable with EPR insulation for the first time in Latin America. This cable was used in the redevelopment of Downtown Guadalajara. 1979 Viakon, together with other domestic cable...
