Built to specification. Tested to perform. Ready to deploy.
RAFT Systems provides professional rack build, cable assembly and pre-configuration services for wireless and telecommunications infrastructure. Our engineering-led approach ensures equipment and cabling are assembled, labelled and tested to specification, helping reduce installation time, minimise on-site disruption and improve deployment efficiency.
What We Deliver
Rack Build & System Assembly – Professional assembly of communication racks, including equipment mounting, power distribution, structured cable management, labelling and quality checks.
Bespoke Cable Assembly – Custom RF, data and power cable assemblies manufactured to project requirements, including connector termination, testing and custom lengths.
Pre-Configuration & Testing – Equipment and cabling can be configured, tested and documented before arriving on site, helping minimise installation time and deployment risk.
Deployment-Ready Solutions – Fully prepared and clearly documented assemblies designed for straightforward integration into new installations, upgrades and multi-site roll-outs.
Typical Applications
Our rack build and cable assembly services support new network deployments, technology upgrades, equipment replacements, infrastructure expansion and multi-site roll-out programmes, including projects where equipment needs to be pre-staged ahead of time-sensitive installations.
Why Choose RAFT?
Engineering-led build standards
Bespoke solutions to project requirements
High-quality workmanship and testing
Clear labelling and documentation
Reduced on-site installation time
Integrated design, build and deployment capability
From individual cable assemblies to complete pre-configured racks, RAFT delivers precision-built solutions ready for installation and designed to perform from day one.
Want to know more? Download our Rack Build & Cable Assembly Services Pack for further information about our capabilities and approach, or get in touch with the RAFT team to discuss your requirements.
