Tin Coated Copper Wire

The popularity and use of copper wire in the electrical and manufacturing industry is well known to all. Due to copper´s high electric conductivity and thermal conductivity, wires created from copper are widely used in various industries.

Once the wires of various dimensions are drawn from copper, it may be further processed using tin, which creates tin coated copper wires. There are two ways to create tin copper wire –hot dipping and electroplating. In the first method called hot-dipping, strands of copper are dipped into hot tin, which produces the required tin copper wire. In the second method, rectifier and electrical charge are used to tin the copper wires.

Advantages of Tin Copper Wire

There are several inherent advantages of tin copper wire as compared to non-tinned copper wire such as longevity and anti-corrosion properties. It has been observed that tin copper wire lasts longer and produces amazing results even after years of deployment. On the other hand, non-tinned copper wires are not able to last as much longer.
Additionally, tinned copper wire reflects anti-corrosion properties which make them effective in marine usage as well as in those areas which have high moisture and humidity. Lastly, tin copper wire has more electrical conductivity as compared to non-tinned copper wire.

Such wires are extremely useful for industries such as electrical power industry, electrically powered trains, trams, trolleys, marine industry etc. Tin coated copper wires are also extensively used in industrial cranes and automobiles such as cars, buses and trucks.

aakash parashar

hi

here in place of tin coated copper wire we can use ACSR (ALUMINUM CONDUCTOR STEEL REINFORCED) conductor which has great advantages as compare to tin coated copper wire most important are its economical.....

regards

aakash

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