Precautions for transporting cored wires
When transporting core-covered wire (also known as core-covered wire), there are some things to consider to ensure safety and protect the cable.Here are some common considerations:
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Alloy Cored Wire |
Main components (%) |
Wire diameter (mm) |
Strip thickness (mm) |
Strip weight (g/m) |
Core powder weight (g/m) |
Uniformity (%) |
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Silica calcium wire |
Si55Ca30 |
13 |
0.35 |
145 |
230 |
2.5-5 |
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Aluminum calcium wire |
Ca26-30AI3-24 |
13 |
0.35 |
145 |
210 |
2.5-5 |
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Calcium iron wire |
Ca28-35 |
13 |
0.35 |
145 |
240 |
2.5-5 |
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Coil Weight: 600kg±100kg, can be produced according to user requirements. |
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Appearance quality of core-spun wire: firm covering, no seams, no broken lines, uniform core material composition, high filling rate. |
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Packing: steel strap tight + waterproof plastic film + iron cover |
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Cable packaging: Horizontal and vertical are two types of cable arrangement, divided into two types of packaging: internal tap type and external type. |
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Packaging protection: Ensure that the cored wire is properly packaged and protected during transportation to prevent physical damage and the impact of the external environment. Appropriate packaging materials such as tubing, protective sheathing or protective wrapping may be used.
Moisture-proof protection: Core-covered wires are sensitive to moist environments and should avoid direct exposure to rain or high humidity environments. Moisture-proof bags, moisture-proofing agents, or desiccants can be used to protect cored wires from moisture during transportation.
Avoid excessive bending or twisting: Core-covered wires usually have a certain degree of flexibility, but excessive bending or twisting may cause internal damage or breakage of the cable. During transportation, try to avoid excessive bending or twisting of cored wire, especially in areas with tight curves or angles.
Avoid exposure to high temperature environments: Some types of cored wires are sensitive to high temperature environments and need to avoid prolonged exposure to high temperature environments. Avoid contact with hot surfaces or storage in hot areas.
Safe fixation: During transportation, ensure that the cored wire is safely fixed in the cargo transportation vehicle to reduce vibration and swing during transportation. Cables can be secured using appropriate securing devices such as ropes, buckles or packing material.
Avoid contact with other objects: Try to avoid direct contact between the cored wire and sharp objects, sharp edges, or other objects that may cause physical damage to the cable. This can be achieved through suitable isolation and protection measures, such as the use of appropriate isolation pads or separation materials during transport.
The above are some general precautions. Specific transportation requirements may vary depending on the type, size and special requirements of the cored wire. Before shipping cored wire, it is recommended to contact the cable manufacturer or supplier for material-specific shipping recommendations and best practices.
Appropriate packaging materials such as tubing, protective sheathing or protective wrapping may be used.
Moisture-proof bags, moisture-proofing agents, or desiccants can be used to protect cored wires from moisture during transportation.
During transportation, try to avoid excessive bending or twisting of cored wire, especially in areas with tight curves or angles.