Welding Wire

bare aluminum wire rod:

Material: High-grade, pure aluminum (often electrolytic grade)

Features:

• Excellent Conductivity: Nearly equal to copper at a lower weight, making it ideal for electrical applications.
• Lightweight: Significantly lighter than copper wire of the same carrying capacity.
• Durable: Resists corrosion and oxidation, ensuring long life.
• Flexible: Bends easily for efficient installation in tight spaces.

Applications:

• Electrical conductor: Power grids, transmission lines, building wire (larger sizes due to higher conductivity needed).
• Winding: Transformers, motors, generators, and other electrical equipment.
• Telecommunication: Cabling for data and signal transmission.
• Bus bars: Conducting electricity within electrical panels and switchgear.

Availability:

• Sizes: Varies depending on supplier, but commonly available in a range of diameters or gauges.
• Form: Supplied in coils or spools for easy handling.

Benefits:

• Cost-effective: Generally less expensive than copper wire.
• Energy-efficient: Excellent conductivity minimizes power loss during transmission.
• Lightweight construction: Reduces weight burden in electrical applications.