Aluminum Wire

The aluminum wire which is enamelled is mainly used for motors and transformers since its insulation layer has been made from tougher polymer materials and not enamel.

Paper covering complies with class 105°C insulation is known for its excellent behavior in moist environment. That is why paper covered conductors best suited for oil-filled transformers and switchgears. The thickness of covering & the number of paper layers can be varied to suit the specific requirement. The properties of conductor are determined by the thermal, chemical & mechanical properties of the various paper types.

Backed by rich industry experience and knowledge, we have been able to offer a broad range of Double Paper Covered Aluminum Wire. The wire offered by us is manufactured under the strict observation of experts. With the help of sound infrastructure the production activities of these wires are done.
 
Features:

Longevity

Sturdiness

Dimensionally accurate

Aluminum wire provides a better conductivity to weight ratio than copper, and therefore is also used for wiring power grids including overhead power transmission lines, local power distribution lines, and power wiring of some airplanes.

We are renowned Manufacturer and Supplier of DPC Aluminum Strip. We are equipped with all the in-house manufacturing and testing facilities to produce variety of Paper Covered Aluminum Strips to meet the customers requirement. The conductor is drawn from EC Grade Aluminum Wire Rod of 99.7% (min) purity.

Size

Width 5 mm - 15 mm

Thickness 2 mm  6 mm

Aluminum wire provides a better conductivity to weight ratio than copper, and therefore is also used for wiring power grids including overhead power transmission lines, local power distribution lines, and power wiring of some airplanes.

Aluminum wire provides a better conductivity to weight ratio than copper, and therefore is also used for wiring power grids including overhead power transmission lines, local power distribution lines, and power wiring of some airplanes.

Aluminum wire provides a better conductivity to weight ratio than copper, and therefore is also used for wiring power grids including overhead power transmission lines, local power distribution lines, and power wiring of some airplanes.