Feature and Benefits

• Bimetal conductor – copper-clad steel combines the strength of fully annealed high-carbon steel with the conductivity and corrosion-resistance of solid copper
• Inseparable bond – metallurgically bonded metals mean no separating, no corrosion, and no theft appeal
• Strong – 2 times the tensile break strength of solid copper
• Flexible – fully annealed, high-carbon steel inner core gives the product its resiliency, strength, and allows it to stretch more than 15 percent to accommodate ground movement
• Lighter – 11% lighter than solid copper means reduced freight expenses
• Cost stability – more stable pricing than solid copper
• HDPE Insulation – durable 30 or 45 mil high-density polyethylene insulation offers superior underground protection
• Direct bury – rated specifically for underground applications
• Utility Identification – color-coded to meet American Public Works (APWA) standards