Radpol S.A. has been on the market for over 30 years, originating from the Experimental Enterprise for Cable Industry and Electronic Equipment or KABLOSPRZĘT established in Ożarów Mazowiecki in 1970 with its headquarters in Człuchów. Originally, the core business of the company was the experimental manufacturing of machinery and devices for the cable industry. In 1976 Electric Wire Plant "EMA - ZAŁOM", Szczecin became the supervisory unit of the company.
The product portfolio has continued to develop since that time. Decreasing sales of traditional connectors gave way to new devices such as electro-installation fittings made of aluminum and copper as well as cable clips and holders. Moreover, the range of available power cables grew wider and production of heat-shrinkable goods was expanded. During this period the company enjoyed a boost from the production of new assembly kits for the repair of low and medium voltage cables.

Radpol always showed great interest in innovating cutting-edge technology. The Company possesses a 2 MeV industrial electron accelerator, the sole unit of its kind in Poland using radiation cross-linking technology. It was then in 1983 that the production of heat-shrinkable goods on the using cross-linking via electron beam started. So far, this purchase has been the largest and the most crucial investment in the Company's history.

In 1996, pursuant to the law on National Investment Funds and their privatization, the State Treasury included Radpol company shares in National Investment Funds. In February 2003 eighty percent of Radpol's shares owned by National Investment Funds were sold to Ceramique Polska Sp. z o.o. part of the investors' group, Tar Heel Capital. In December 2003 Ceramique Polska bought up the shares of other shareholders turning into the single shareholder of Radpol. As a consequence in 2004 Tar Heel Capital R, an LLC fund appointed by Tar Heel Capital became the owner of Radpol.