Copper rods and copper production: before the 1970s, almost all of the copper is produced by batch production, the specific steps of the batch: the molten copper pouring and solidified into a "wire ingot" special cast pieces, and then slightly Restricted by the protection of the atmosphere will be re-heated, and then by hot pressing the air will be the decomposition of the tree structure into a bar form. Next, it is placed in 10% sulfuric acid to remove the above oxide, by connecting one end to the other end to form a longer coil. Now, virtually all copper rods are made by continuous casting and rolling. Continuous casting benefits: Smaller micro-separation of impurities, reducing surface copper oxide particles, reduced contact with the roll during the steel content, almost to avoid all the welds, reducing the overall processing costs.

Copper is one of the most widely-used metals for conductors, due to its good conductivity and high ductile strength, both of which make it suitable for making into wires. But how does Copper become the wires we use in so many different types of cables?

Our company is ISO 9001 certified and uses an unmatched total quality management system to monitor the quality of our wiring products. We have an established network of reliable suppliers that ensure we source high-quality copper and other materials that meet your product specifications. All copper and other raw metals are also sourced in accordance with ANSI and NEMA standards.