Solid Bare Conductor Wire and Cable Datasheets
from BRIM Electronics, Inc.
Solid Silicon Bronze Alloy 655 wire, annealed for softness. Contains: Silicon(2.8% to 3.8%), Lead(.05%), Iron(.8%), Zinc(1.5%), Manganese(.5% to 1.3%), Nickel(.6%). The remainder is Copper. Electrical Resistivity in Ohms: 148CMA @ 68F. Electrical Conductivity: 7.0% IACS @ 68F. Tensile... [See More]
- Conductor Type: Solid
- North American: 21 to 26
- Cable Conductor: Silicon Bronze Alloy
from Bruker Corporation
Cuponal delivers cost and weight saving advantages over solid copper, yet retains the surface properties of a copper conductor. It is often possible to substitute copper wire with Cuponal wire of equal diameter, which yields the maximum cost saving. Diameters from 2mm to 8mm are supplied as drawn or... [See More]
- Conductor Type: Solid
- Cable Conductor: Cuponal„¢: Co-Extruded Copper-Clad Aluminum
from General Cable
Telecommunications is the communication of information over distances and includes electronic transmission of impulses by telephone, computer and television. The beginning of telecommunications started with the invention of the telephone in 1874. Today, it has evolved from basic voice conversation... [See More]
- Conductor Type: Solid
- North American: 6
- Cable Conductor: Copper and Copper Alloys
- Conductor Weight: 86
from Hamilton Products, Inc.
Buss Wire [See More]
- Conductor Type: Solid
- North American: 10
from Southwire Company, LLC
2000 FT. 64.1 MIL OUTER DIAMETER. BARE COPPER CONDUCTOR MATERIAL. 14 AWG CONDUCTOR SIZE. SPOOL PACKAGE TYPE. SOLID STRANDING. APPLICABLE STANDARD ASTM. APPLICATION BARE HOOK UP, JUMPERS AND GROUNDS IN ELECTRICAL AND SUBSTATION CONSTRUCTION [See More]
- Conductor Type: Solid
- North American: 14
- Cable Conductor: Copper and Copper Alloys
