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Silver(nickel/tin) plated copper wire(copper clad aluminum alloy wire) and strand series
Silver plated copper wire is used for high-temperature cables. Silver has higher electrical conductivity than nickel and tin, exhibits better performance with higher transmission frequencies (skin effect) and has a favorable effect on electrical performance.
Nickel Plated Copper Wires are composed by providing concentric nickel plating over bare copper conductor. This material enhances the thermal and heat-resisting properties of copper with the bright and shiny surface of the nickel. In addition, the nickel coating also shows excellent corrosion resistance characteristics.
Tinned copper wire is an uninsulated wire that is coated by a layer of tin. Why do we need tin-plated copper wire? Recently manufactured, fresh bare copper conductor works very well, but bare copper wire is prone to oxidation over time much more than its tinner counterpart.
Copper clad aluminum (CCA) wire refers to a new conductor material formed by coating a thin copper layer on the aluminum core wire and making the atomic bonds on the interface between copper and aluminum produce metallurgical bonding.
Nickel Plated Copper Wires are composed by providing concentric nickel plating over bare copper conductor. This material enhances the thermal and heat-resisting properties of copper with the bright and shiny surface of the nickel. In addition, the nickel coating also shows excellent corrosion resistance characteristics.
Tinned copper wire is an uninsulated wire that is coated by a layer of tin. Why do we need tin-plated copper wire? Recently manufactured, fresh bare copper conductor works very well, but bare copper wire is prone to oxidation over time much more than its tinner counterpart.
Copper clad aluminum (CCA) wire refers to a new conductor material formed by coating a thin copper layer on the aluminum core wire and making the atomic bonds on the interface between copper and aluminum produce metallurgical bonding.
