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Copper Clad Aluminum (CCA) Wire
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Copper Clad Aluminum (CCA) Wire
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Model No.: |
CCA |
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Product Origin |
China |
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Brand Name |
Baoyuan |
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Price Terms |
FOB, CIF |
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Payment Terms |
T/T |
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Supply Ability |
200T/month |
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Minimum Order |
500kg |
Features of Copper Clad Aluminum (CCA) Wire:
1. Copper clad aluminum (CCA) wire is a bimetallic wire with a copper cladding concentrically covering an aluminum core.
2. Copper clad aluminum (CCA) wire combines the optimum properties of both metals in a single composite material ideally suited for most electrical conductor applications.
3. The processing method of Copper clad aluminum wire (CCA) is similar to that of copper wire during cable manufacture. Its manufacture standard are: SJ/T 11223-2000, ASTM B566:1993.
We specialize in bare copper clad aluminum(CCA) wire, enameled copper clad aluminum (ECCA) wire and enameled aluminum(EAL) wire. The wire sizes ranging from diameter 0.13mm - 0.80mm. Copper percentage in weight: 38%~40%. And we can enamel your required insulation type on the wires.
Model: QZ(PEW) and QA(UEW)
Class: 155/180/220
Packing:
Inner packing: Different plastic spools according to wire sizes
Outer packing: Carton
Advantages of ECCA Wire compared with Enameled Copper wire:
1. Light-weight: Enamelled copper clad aluminum wire (ECCA) is about one-third of the weight of copper wire of the same thickness. This is extremely advantageous for reducing the weight of the coil.
2. DC resistance: ECCA has about 1.5 times the DC resistance of copper wire. Because it is three times as light as copper wire, however, only one-half of the weight of copper wire is needed to handle the same current.
3. Soldering: Because the surface of the conductor of ECCA is clad with copper, there is no need for special soldering as is the case with aluminum wire. Soldering can be done in exactly the same way as with copper wire.
Enamelled Copper Wire Application:
Inner conductor of CATV coaxial cable
Inner conductor of 50Ω RF cable l
Inner conductor of leak cable
Conductor of computer cable, LAN cable and other communication cables
Inner conductor of micro coaxial cable
strand wire
Conductor of Control cable
Conductor of automotive cable
Building distribution wire
Radio frequency shielding
