Description
Aluminum alloy wire is a high-quality metallic wire produced by
drawing aluminum alloy steel wire rods as raw material.
It features excellent acid and alkali resistance, corrosion
resistance, good toughness, and strong mechanical strength.
The wire maintains color stability and does not fade even when
exposed to high temperatures up to 120°C.
Specification
| Product Name | Aluminum Alloy Wire |
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| Condition | Bright, Soft |
| Treatment | Hydrogen Annealing |
| Model Number | AFA 79B, Sulzer Metco 405 |
| Standard Sizes | 1.60 mm and 2.00 mm |
| Other Sizes | Available upon request |
| Applications | Construction, arts & crafts, net weaving, communication equipment,
medical devices, brushes, steel cables, filters, high-pressure
pipes, and other industries |
Applications
1. Electrical Manufacturing
Aluminum wire has excellent electrical and thermal conductivity.
Although its conductivity is about two-thirds that of copper, its
density is only one-third, meaning it weighs roughly half as much
for the same electrical capacity.
Additionally, the oxide film formed on its surface provides
insulation, making it ideal for cables, transformers, and electrical equipment.
2. Packaging Materials
With excellent ductility, aluminum wire can be processed into foil, strips, or sheets for packaging applications. It is widely used in food, medicine, tobacco, and cosmetics industries for wrapping and decorative packaging.
3. Heat Exchangers
As a superb conductor of heat—three times better than iron—aluminum
wire is commonly used in heat exchangers, radiators, and cookware, enhancing thermal efficiency and durability.
4. Chemical Equipment
Due to its dense oxide protective film, aluminum wire exhibits
strong corrosion resistance. It is widely used in chemical reactors, refrigeration systems, medical instruments, and
petroleum refining equipment.
5. Architectural Decoration
Aluminum wire can be processed into plates, tubes, and profiles, making it ideal for building façades, doors, windows, curtain walls, and railings, thanks to its strength, light weight, and attractive finish.
6. Coatings and Finishes
Finely powdered aluminum wire produces a silver-white pigment used in paints and coatings for automobiles, appliances, and furniture, offering both protection and aesthetic appeal.
7. Welding Materials
Aluminum wire serves as a filler material for argon arc welding, MIG, and TIG welding, suitable for joining aluminum and other metal alloys in
industrial fabrication.
8. Aluminum Alloy Production
When alloyed with other elements, aluminum wire can produce high-performance alloys for aviation, aerospace, automotive, and construction applications.
9. Battery Anode Material
Aluminum wire is also used as an anode material in lithium and aluminum batteries, valued for its high capacity, safety, long life, and environmental friendliness—widely applied in electric vehicles and electronics.
10. Nanomaterial Development
Through nanotechnology, aluminum wire can be processed into nano-aluminum wire, offering a high surface area and superior catalytic properties—useful in catalysts and advanced composites.
