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We offer a wide variety of Twin flat aluminum cables, also known as service wires, are slender, flat-shaped conductors made of aluminum. They are commonly used in electrical wiring systems to transmit power from the utility connection point to a building or structure. These cables are designed to be lightweight and flexible, making them easy to install and maneuver within walls or conduits. With their efficient conductivity and durability, twin flat aluminum cables are a popular choice for residential and commercial electrical applications.

Our selection of wiring and cables includes Multistrand copper wires consist of multiple thin copper strands bundled together to form a single conductor. This design offers increased flexibility and durability compared to solid copper wires, making them ideal for applications where frequent bending or movement is expected. Multistrand copper wires are widely used in various electrical and electronic devices, as well as in building wiring, automotive wiring, and industrial machinery. Their high conductivity and resilience make them a preferred choice for transmitting electrical signals and power efficiently while minimizing the risk of breakage or damage.

We carry a range of electrical wires such as Three-core copper wires are electrical cables consisting of three individual copper conductors encased within an insulating sheath. Each conductor carries an electric current, typically color-coded for easy identification: one for live (often brown or red), one for neutral (often blue), and one for earth (usually green or yellow). These cables are commonly used in domestic and industrial electrical installations for powering various appliances, lighting circuits, and machinery. The presence of three cores allows for the transmission of three-phase electrical power, which is essential for many heavy-duty and industrial applications. The copper conductors provide excellent conductivity and durability, ensuring efficient and reliable electrical transmission.

Three-core aluminum wires are electrical cables composed of three individual aluminum conductors enclosed within an insulating sheath. Each conductor serves a specific function: one for live (typically marked with a colored insulation), one for neutral (often a different color), and one for grounding (usually green or yellow). These cables are commonly used in electrical installations for residential, commercial, and industrial purposes. While aluminum is less conductive than copper, three-core aluminum wires offer cost savings due to the lower price of aluminum compared to copper. However, they may require larger conductor sizes to compensate for the lower conductivity, and they are more susceptible to oxidation and corrosion, necessitating proper insulation and protection in outdoor or corrosive environments.

Flexible wires are electrical conductors designed to bend and flex without breaking, suitable for applications where frequent movement or bending is required.

Auto wires are electrical cables designed for automobiles, engineered to withstand harsh conditions like temperature changes, vibrations, and exposure to fluids.