Aluminum wire is a wire that is used for electrical wiring in houses, power grids and airplanes. Aluminum wire is an alternative conducting material considering its electrical and mechanical properties and price compared to copper wire. Aluminum is a poorer electrical conductor compared to copper, so it is infrequently used in small applications such as home wiring.

Standard : ASTM B800

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Aluminum is a relatively soft and weak metal compared to copper, and when the temperature of the circuit rises the wire expands and flows into empty spaces within electrical connectors. When an electric current passes through this circuit it creates pressure, which heats the aluminum wire connector. Later, the aluminum cools and contracts when the electricity is switched off. This creates small gaps between the aluminum wire and the connector. This gap increases the risk of corrosion, which further increases the resistance. As current passes through the same connector it encounters more resistance and generates more heat that can cause the connector material to ignite.However, solutions to alleviate corrosion on aluminum wire connectors has been developed whereby tightly adhering corrosion inhibitors work as antioxidants to deter corrosion and subsequent adverse heating and high electrical resistance.

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Electrical WiringOne of the most common uses for aluminium wire is electrical wiring. Aluminium is an excellent conductor of electricity and is often used in electrical applications where weight and/or space are a concern. Aluminium wiring is also used in some high-voltage applications due to its ability to resist corrosion.

Building ConstructionAluminium wire is also commonly used in building construction. Aluminium wire can be used for a variety of purposes, including binding wire, barbed wire, and fencing wire. Aluminium wire is also often used as an alternative to copper wire in some applications due to its lower cost.

Electrical CablesAluminium wire is also used in the manufacture of electrical cables. Aluminium cables are often used in high-voltage applications due to their resistance to corrosion. Aluminium cables are also lighter than copper cables, making them easier to transport and install.

Telephone WiresAluminium wire is also used in the manufacture of telephone wires. Telephone wires are typically made from aluminium due to its resistance to corrosion and its ability to conduct electricity. Telephone wires are also typically lighter than copper wires, making them easier to install and transport.

Airplane ManufacturingAluminium wire is also used in the manufacture of airplanes. Aluminium is often used in airplane manufacturing due to its strength-to-weight ratio. Aluminium is also resistant to corrosion, making it an ideal material for use in aircraft construction.

Automotive ApplicationsAluminium wire is also used in a variety of automotive applications. Aluminium wire can be used for electrical wiring, as well as for binding and fastening applications. Aluminium wire is also often used as an alternative to steel wire in some automotive applications due to its lighter weight and higher resistance to corrosion