BARE COPPER CABLES

The bare copper conductor are used as ground conductor, uninsulated hook up wires and jumpers.

Bare copper possesses unmatched conductive properties and can be made in hard, medium-hard, or soft annealed tempers. Bare wire is also known as grounding wire. Bare conductors are available in stranded, braided, depending on the requirements of the application.

Solid and stranded (classes AA and A) bare copper are suitable for overhead transmission and distribution applications. Stranded conductor of greater flexibility (classes B and C) are suitable for uninsulated hook up, jumpers, and grounds in electrical construction. Soft Drawn copper is unilay construction.

ADVANTAGES OF BARE COPPER

Bare copper wire is extracted directly from the Earth’s core using simple engineering and metallurgical techniques. This extracted copper can be up to 90 percent pure and its extraction techniques incorporate limited waste management.

Bare Copper Wire Connectors is utilized as a solitary strand wire and can bolster temperatures of up to 100 degree Celsius. It is likewise very flexible and henceforth, used to make the plaited copper wire to manufacture an assembly. Likewise, bare copper wires can withstand contraction and expansion because of climate changes.

Machines produced utilizing bare copper wires are recyclable in nature. The wire is covered with advanced metallurgical instruments to upgrade its magnetic and electrical properties.

LIMITATION OF BARE COPPER

Bare copper wires are not normally able to perform well with very exact amounts of electrical charges. For example, when used in automotive parts or semi-conductors. They don’t offer the stability needed to minimise electrical surges and, thereby, minimising damage.

Bare copper wire produces a ‘field of interference’ when used for electrical purposes. This can interfere with signal, have an impact on safety and cause a connection to become unstable. In settings with a high degree of wiring, many opt for fibre optics which work with light rather than electric.