Copper Clad Al-Mg alloy wire
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Copper Clad Aluminum and Magnesium alloy wire is an electrical conductor which has an outer sleeve of copper metallurgically bonded to a solid aluminum alloy core. The combination of these two metals make it uniquely suited to many electrical applications
The mechanical property of CCAM fine wire can meet the requirement of producing stranded wire, braided wire（on high speed braiding machine）.We can produce CCAM wire based on customer’s requirement.
Manufacture Scope: 0.08mm~3.00mm
Application: Inner conductor of Lan cable Shielding layer of coaxial cable
Characteristic Comparison ccam wire/copper wire/aluminum wire
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