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About us
Get to Know orange contruction
WHY CHOOSE US
Orange Constructions, established in 2018, is a prominent player in the passive communications infrastructure sector in India. Specializing in telecom and OFC (Optical Fiber Cable) solutions, we offer comprehensive services to telecom operators and Internet Service Providers (ISPs). Our journey began with a focus on fiber optic installation, working with nearly every major telecommunications company in the country. Our expertise extends to building, operating, and managing cable networks, which are essential for telecom operators, ISPs, and other entities.
VISION
Bringing technology to your Doorstep. Little steps/Helping hand for a Big Vision - DIGITAL INDIA.
MISSION
Contribute to the country's digital growth by deploying and maintaining the passive infrastructure required (Telecom, GAS, Electric, and Civil) with safety, quality, and advanced technology.
Official Certifications for Trusted Service
Quality Management Certificate
Udyam Registration Certificate (MSME)
Our Experts Contractors
Working with our great team and gaining
Working with our great team and gaining
excellent experience
Mahesh wali
MD & Founder
Praful Joshi
Project Manager
Santosh Immannavar
Legal consultant
Santosh Halakurki
Governing Body
Frequently Asked Questions
Things you would like to know about
Optical Fiber Cable (OFC)
Optical Fiber Cable (OFC) is a high-speed data transmission medium that uses light signals to carry information. It offers faster speeds, longer distances, and better security compared to traditional cables.
What is Optical Fiber Cable (OFC)?
Optical Fiber Cable (OFC) is a type of cable that contains one or more optical fibers used to transmit data as light signals. These cables are widely used for high-speed communication and internet services due to their ability to carry large amounts of data over long distances without signal degradation.
How does an optical fiber cable work?
An optical fiber cable transmits data through thin strands of glass or plastic fibers. Data is converted into light signals, which travel through these fibers using total internal reflection, ensuring minimal loss of signal strength even over long distances.
Where is optical fiber used?
Optical fiber is commonly used in:
- Telecommunications: For internet services, telephone systems, and TV broadcasting.
- Data Centers: For fast data exchange between servers.
- Medical Equipment: Used in imaging tools like endoscopes.
- Military and Aerospace: For secure and high-speed communications.
