Product Details

Specifications

1.overhead ground wire or static wire on transmission lines,
2.pole or structure guy wires.
3.long service life

Galvanized steel Wire Strand

Application

Used as overhead ground wire or static wire on transmission lines, as pole or structure guy wires, and as messenger cable for field-erected aerial cable. Strands are formed to remain substantially in place when severed.

Construction

Galvanized steel wires, concentrically stranded. Available in classes "A", "B" and "C" galvanizing, "A" being the least heavy and "C" being the most heavy. Available in five grades of strength: common, Siemens-Martin, high-strength, utilities, and

extra-high-strength. Manufactured without welds per ASTM A-363 or with welds per ASTM A-475.

Specifications

ACS Strand conductors meet or exceed the following specifications:

ASTM A-363, A-475

BS183

IEC 61089

Products

AAC ( All aluminum conductor)

AAAC (All aluminum alloy conductor )

ACSR (Aluminum conductor steel reinforced)

ACAR (Aluminum conductor aluminum alloy reinforced)

AACSR (Aluminum alloy conductor steel reinforced)

ACSR/AW (Aluminum conductor aluminum clad steel reinforced)

TACSR (Thermal-resistant Aluminum-alloy Conductor, Steel Reinforced)

ACSR/TW (Shaped Wire Compact Concentric-Lay-Stranded Aluminum Conductor, Steel-Reinforced)

ACSS (Concentric-Lay-Stranded Aluminum Conductors, Coated steel Supported)

ACSS/TW (Aluminum Conductors Steel Supported-Trapezoidal)

Aluminium Clad Steel Wire

Galvanized Steel Wire

Copper Stranded Conductors for Electric Railway /Catenary Wire

Trolley Wire for Electric Railway/ Contact wire

ABC Cable

GSW ASTM A475

Construction : 3/2.64, 3/3.05, 3/3.30, 3/3.68, 3/3.49, 7/1.04, 7/1.32, 7/1.57, 7/1.65, 7/1.83, 7/2.03, 7/2.36, 7/2.64, 7/2.77, 7/3.05, 7/3.68, 7/4.19, 7/4.78, 7/5.26, 19/2.54, 19/2.87, 19/3.18, 19/3.81, 19/4.50, 19/5.08, 37/3.63, 37/4.09, 37/4.55

Property

No. of wires	Steel wire dia.	Dia.	section area	Nominal tensile streng of Gal.steel wire (Mpa)									Approximate Weight of stand
				1175	1270		1370		1470		1570
				Breaking strength of strand
	mm	mm	mm2	kN≥									kg/100M
1×7	1.60	4.8	14.07	16.53		17.87		19.28		20.68	22.09	11.17
	1.80	5.4	17.81	20.93		22.62		24.40		26.18	27.96	14.14
	2.00	6.0	21.99	25.84		27.93		30.13		32.32	34.52	17.46
	2.20	6.6	26.60	31.26		33.78		36.44		39.10	41.76	22.77
	2.30	6.9	29.08	34.17		36.93		39.84		42.75	45.66	23.09
	2.60	7.8	37.17	43.60		47.20		50.92		54.63	58.30	29.51
	2.90	8.7	46.24	54.33		58.72		63.36		67.97	72.60	36.71
	3.00	9.0	49.48	58.14		62.84		67.79		72.74	77.68	42.38
	3.20	9.6	56.30	66.15		71.50		77.13		82.76	88.39	44.70
	3.50	10.5	67.35	79.14		85.85		92.27		99.00	105.74	53.48
	3.80	11.4	79.39	93.28		100.82		108.76		116.70	124.64	63.04
1×19	1.60	8.0	38.2	44.88		48.51		52.38		56.15	59.97	30.40
	1.80	9.0	48.35	56.81		61.40		66.24		71.07	75.91	38.49
	2.00	10.0	59.69	70.14		75.81		81.77		87.74	93.71	47.51
	2.20	11.6	72.22	84.86		91.71		98.94		106.16	113.39	56.69
	2.30	11.5	78.94	92.75		100.25		108.15		116.04	123.94	62.84
	2.60	13.0	100.88	118.53		125.12		138.20		148.29	158.38	80.30
	2.90	14.5	125.50	147.46		159.38		171.93		184.48	197.03	99.90
	3.00	15.0	134.30	157.80		170.56		183.99		197.42	210.85	105.43
	3.20	16.0	152.81	179.55		194.06		209.35		224.63	239.91	121.64