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Plated Wire

Copper wire is an indispensable material in many industries due to its conductivity and durability. However, some applications require higher corrosion resistance and performance. In such cases, different conductive coatings are applied to copper wire to meet these requirements.

Tin-Plated Copper Wires

Tin plating enhances the oxidation and corrosion resistance of copper wire. It is particularly preferred in the electronics, electrical, and telecommunications sectors due to the following reasons:

  • High Corrosion Resistance: Tin plating increases the durability of copper wire against external factors and ensures longevity.​​

  • Solderability: Tin plating provides significant advantages in soldering processes, enabling quick and reliable connections.

  • High Conductivity: While maintaining copper's natural conductivity, tin plating protects against environmental effects.

Nickel-Plated Copper Wires

Nickel-Plated wires are ideal for applications that require wires capable of withstanding harsher operating conditions and high temperatures. Key features of this coating include:

  • High-Temperature Resistance: Nickel-plated wires are suitable for environments exposed to heat and maintain performance even under high temperatures.

  • Mechanical Durability: Nickel plating makes copper wire more resistant to wear and impacts.

  • Corrosion Protection: Nickel prevents oxidation of copper in harsh environments, extending its lifespan.

Tin-Lead Alloy Coated Copper Wires

Tin-lead alloy coating is particularly suited for soldering processes used in renewable energy industries, such as photovoltaic panel production. The advantages of this coating include:

  • Low Melting Temperature: The tin-lead alloy facilitates soldering processes with its low melting point.

  • Good Solderability: This alloy ensures solid and reliable solder connections.

  • Corrosion Resistance: Tin-lead coating prevents oxidation of copper, offering long-term protection.

*Our company produces high-quality coated copper wires that meet international standards, offering a variety of coating options tailored to customer requirements.

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Plated Wire

Application Areas

Tin, nickel, and tin-lead alloy coated wires are widely used in various industries:

  • Electronics and electrical industries

  • Automotive sector

  • Aerospace and aviation industries

  • Telecommunications

  • Energy distribution and transmission systems

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