The Wire Is Light in Weight, Soft in Wire Quality, And Easy To Process

The current price of non-ferrous metals has skyrocketed, and the cost of copper conductors accounts for more than 90% of the total cost of cable materials. In order to not only meet the technical indicators of the copper conductor of the cable, but also greatly reduce the cost of the cable, Shenghua Group Co., Ltd. according to the market demand, relying on the strong scientific and technological strength of the group, independently developed the new copper clad aluminum material technology, and applied it to the wire In the cable industry, corporate standards have been formulated, and the products have passed the test of the National Wire and Cable Quality Supervision and Inspection Center. After being tried by many users, it has won unanimous praise from experts and users. We are actively expanding the scale of production to meet market demand.

With its low conductor contact resistance and excellent corrosion resistance, it is a reliable material for electrical applications.

The copper clad aluminum wire possesses an excellent capacity for welding due to the application of pure copper layer on its surface. This exemplary welding ability is comparable to that of pure copper wire.

⊙Light weight, soft thread, easy to process, easy to install and transport.

The use of Copper-clad aluminum material has several advantages such as cost-effectiveness and stable pricing, which is not found in copper material due to its high cost and price fluctuations. Therefore, Copper-clad aluminum material provides a smarter alternative by negating the disadvantages of copper and being a more pocket-friendly option without compromising on quality.

When considering conductors, copper is well known for its advantageous properties. However, when comparing copper conductors to those that contain other materials, such as aluminum, it's important to note that certain conditions may impact their effectiveness. In situations where the DC resistance of the conductor is identical to that of pure copper conductors, the AC resistance of non-pure copper conductors may be between 2% and 5% higher. It's worth noting that this effect becomes more apparent as the cross-sectional area of the conductor increases.