SPECIFICATIONS

• 6 AWG
• Semi-rigid
• Number of wires: 7
• Approximate weight: 120.6 kg/km
• Current conductivity: 130 Amp.
• Nominal cross-sectional area: 13.3 mm2

MAIN APPLICATIONS

• Copper cables depending on their temper and construction are used on insulators in overhead electrical distribution lines.
• In neutral connections and grounding of electrical equipment and systems.
• As main conductors of insulated electrical conductors.

FEATURES

• Formed by high purity electrolytic copper wires with a minimum content of 99.9% copper.
• The cables are manufactured in concentric construction.
• They are made in gauges from 0.519 1 to 506.7 mm2 (20 AWG to 1 000 kcmil).
• Hard medium or soft temper depending on the applications.
• These products are offered in reel packaging.

ADVANTAGE

• Due to its high electrical conductivity copper is the ideal metal for electrical installations.
• Copper conductors are resistant to corrosion.
• They offer great mechanical resistance.
• Greater flexibility than wire due to its construction.