DESCRIPTION :
These are Cable armouring wires in the round and formed sections used for armouring all grades of electric cables. These wires prevent the cable from getting damaged during digging, provide strength to the cables and are sometimes used as earth wire.
APPLICATION :
Used in armouring of land cables.
Specification :
IS:3975
SIZE RANGE :
Round Wire: Min. 0.90 MM , Max. 4.00 MM
Formed Wire: 4.0 x 0.8 MM, 6.10 x 1.4 MM
DESCRIPTION :
The High Tensile Galvanized steel wire may be supplied as single wire or in seven wire strand. These wires are used for Mechanical reinforcement in the manufacturing of Aluminium Conductors, steel reinforced (ACSR).
APPLICATION :
Used in over head transmission line as primary and secondary distribution conductors.
Specification :
IS:398 2nd/5th
SIZE RANGE :
Single wire Min. 1.50 MM, Max. 4.77 MM
Strand wire Min. 7 x 1.50 MM, Max. 7 x 4.77 MM
DESCRIPTION :
These are Cable armouring wires in round and formed sections used for armouring of all grades of electric cables. These wires prevent the cable from getting damaged during digging, provide strength to the cables and some times used as earth wire.
APPLICATION :
Used in armouring of land cables.
Specification :
IS:3975
SIZE RANGE :
Round Wire: Min. 0.90 MM , Max. 4.00 MM
Formed Wire: 4.0 x 0.8 MM, 6.10 x 1.4 MM
MIG and TIG wires are integral components in the welding processes known as MIG (Metal Inert Gas) and TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding, respectively. MIG wire is commonly used in welding applications requiring higher temperatures, such as aluminum and steel welding. TIG wire, such as stainless steel and copper, is commonly used for welding at lower temperatures. Each type of wire serves a distinct purpose and is designed for specific applications.
What is the Difference Between MIG and TIG Wires?
MIG and TIG wires are essential components in their respective welding processes, each with unique characteristics and applications. Understanding the differences between them can help in selecting the appropriate method for specific projects.
