Without a variety of wires, modern life is unimaginable today
Types of Products
Wires are used at large industrial facilities, as well as in everyday human life. Production includes more than a thousand items, each differing in the type of material and area of application. The company Masterkabel offers a large assortment of cable and wire products.
Classification of cables and wires:
• power (for high voltage);
• electrical (internal wiring);
• information (telephone, internet, TV).
Cable and wire products also include insulated and uninsulated cords, optical ribbons, cables with light-conducting fibers. Depending on the area of application, the equipment may have rubber or plastic insulation.
The main types of internal materials are aluminum and copper. The former has found wide application due to its low cost and excellent conductivity, but copper is more wear-resistant and has a longer service life.
A cable consists of one or more cores, insulated from each other. The protective sheath is made of paper, metal or plastic coating. A wire consists of uninsulated lines. Rubber or other non-metallic material is most often used as an insulator.
When choosing, you need to consider the purpose of the cable, the type of conductor material, the number of cores, and the insulation properties.
Application
The products are used in various areas of the energy, information, and transport industries. They are widely used at enterprises engaged in the production of radio electronics, computer technology, and drive equipment.
In addition to industry, wires have firmly entered everyday human life. Modern apartments equipped with electrical appliances, household appliances, communication means and the internet are equipped with special three-core conductor material. Cables of this type are used for laying power supply systems in private houses, offices, and apartments.
All products have grounding properties to ensure safety and withstand intense current loads. Power cable is in demand when laying digital and telecommunication lines.
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