Stay informed with the latest developments in wire and cable technology, industry trends, and technical expertise.
A quick reference weight chart for bare copper and THHN wire, 14 AWG through 750 kcmil, useful for shipping estimates, tray load calculations, and spool handling.
MV-105 isn't a brand name — it's a temperature rating. Here's what the "105" means, how it compares to MV-90, ...
MTW is the wire industrial control panels are built with: flexible stranding, oil-resistant PVC, and the UL 10...
Boat electrical systems live or die by voltage drop and corrosion. This guide walks through ABYC-based battery...
For feeders and services, aluminum wire can cut conductor cost dramatically. For branch circuits, copper still...
SEU carries power from the weatherhead to the meter and main panel. SER, with its extra insulated conductor an...
Nearly every spool of THHN sold today is dual-rated THHN/THWN-2. Here's what each rating actually certifies, a...
SOOW handles most portable power jobs at 600V. Type W steps up to 2kV with a heavier build for mining, enterta...
SIS is the wire the NEC expects inside switchboards and switchgear. Here's what makes it different from other ...
ADC
Alpha
Amphenol
Atlas
Belden
Cambridge
Carol
Commodity Cable
Dekoron
Direct Wire
Eaton B Line
Eaton Crouse Hinds
Exane
Genesis
Helukabel
Hubbell
Husky
ICC Cable Corp
KALAS
KrisTech
Lapp Tannehill
Marmon
Okonite
Quabbin
Radix
Republic Wire
Sab
Sequel
Service Wire
Southwire
Specialty Cable Corp
Techflex
Tele Fonika
UWC