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Product Description

Model NO.

LJ/LGJ

Delivery Length

Accord with The Request

Certificate

SABS, ISO9001-2008, CQC Certificate, CE , SGS

Min.Order Qty

1km

Payment Term

L/C, D/P, D/a ,T/T, M/T, D/D, O/a, C.W.O, C.O.D, C

Port of Loading

Tianjin, Qingdao, Ningbo, Shanghai, Xiamen

Trademark

JIAPU

Specification

any one

Origin

Henan China

HS Code

4101962331

AAC with IEC61089, BS 215, DIN48201, CSA C49, ASTM B231

Capacity: 2000ton/month
Delivery Length: accord with the request
Min.Order Qty : 1km

Application
The conductors are suitable for use in spans on wood poles, transmission towers,and other structures where tensile strength and temperature ratings are not required. Application range from extra high voltage(EHV) transmission lines to sub-service spans at distribution or utilization voltages on private premises.
AAC(All aluminum conductor) is the most economical bare overhead conductor due to its lighter weight. It offers easier handing during installation and use of simpler fittings. The conductor is corrosion resistant due to its homogeneous construction.

Construction
Aluminum 1350 wires are concentrically stranded and wrapped helically around a central wire. Each successive layer has six wires more than the previous underlying layer. Outer layer is right hand lay and reversed in successive layers.

Workshop

Shipment

FAQ

1. How many years has Henan Jiapu Cable Group been in production?

Founded in October 1998 by Mr. Gu, our facility has three separate manufacturing workshops within its 100,000-sq.-ft. building. In 2012, we operates in a new 666,000 sq. foot state-of-the-art facility in Xiaodian Industry Park.,Xinxiang, Henan ,China

2. What kinds of products does Jiapu Cable manufacture?

1)Bare Conductor ,such as AAC,AAAC,ACSR,ACAR,AACSR,ACSR/AW and so on;

2)Aerial Bundled Cable (1kV-35kV ),such as Duplex,Triplex,Quadruplex Drop Wires and so on;

3)PVC Insulated (Flexible ) Wire ;

4) PVC Insulated and Sheathed (Armoured) Power Cable;

5)Low, Medium, High Voltage (1kV-220kV) XLPE Insulated (Armoured) Power Cable;

6)Welding Cable, Control Cable, Concentric Cable, Rubber Sheathed Cable and so on;

3. What kind of certifications do you have?

SABS, CE, ISO9001-2000, SGS

4.Which markets do you involve mainly in?

Our products have been exported mainly to Africa, Middle East, South-east Asia, South America,Central America,North America, Europe ,Australia, etc.

5. Which standards do you comply with when you produce the electrical wires and cables ?

We are able to produce electrical wires and cables based on GB, JB, IEC, BS, DIN, ASTM, JIS, NF, AS/NZS, CSA, etc. Meanwhile, we can design and manufacture the cables according to the samples and technical specification the customer supply.

6. What is the min.order quantity ?

It depends on the type and size of electrical wires and cables. For some small electrical wires, 100 meters can be accepted .But for the power cables with medium or high voltage, that should comply with the property of installed equipments. Anyhow,we will try our best to solve the problem and meet with the requirement If you have special request.

7. What is the production capacity per week or per month ?

For the bare conductor, we can finish 3000 tons within one month. For power cables, that depends on the type and size. The total output value per month is approx. USD3,000,000.00 for insulated aluminum cables and that is approx. USD8,000,000.00 for insulated copper cables.

8. Do you supply the customers with installation service in foreign country ?

We don"t have professional installation teams in foreign country.But if that is necessary, we will recommend our partners to cooperate with you.

AAC with IEC61089 Standard
Cross Section	Number of Stranding Wires	Diameter		Linear Mass	Rated Strength	Max.D.C. Resistance
Cross Section	Number of Stranding Wires	Wires	Conductor	Linear Mass	Rated Strength	Max.D.C. Resistance
mm 2	-	mm	mm	kg/km	kN	Ω/km
10	7	1.35	4.05	27.4	1.95	2.8633
16	7	1.71	5.12	43.8	3.04	1.7896
25	7	2.13	6.4	68.4	4.5	1.1453
40	7	2.7	8.09	109.4	6.8	0.7158
63	7	3.39	10.2	172.3	10.39	0.4545
100	19	2.59	12.9	274.8	17	0.2877
125	19	2.89	14.5	343.6	21.25	0.2302
160	19	3.27	16.4	439.8	26.4	0.1798
200	19	3.66	18.3	549.7	32	0.1439
250	19	4.09	20.5	687.1	40	0.1151
315	37	3.29	23	867.9	51.97	0.0916
400	37	3.71	26	1102	64	0.0721
450	37	3.94	27.5	1239.8	72	0.0641
500	37	4.15	29	1377.6	80	0.0577
560	37	4.39	30.7	1542.9	89.6	0.0515
630	61	3.63	32.6	1738.3	100.08	0.0458
710	61	3.85	34.6	1959.1	113.6	0.0407
800	61	4.09	36.8	2207.4	128	0.0361
900	61	4.33	39	2483.3	144	0.0321
1000	61	4.57	41.1	2759.2	160	0.0289
1120	91	3.96	43.5	3093.5	179.2	0.0258
1250	91	4.18	46	3452.6	200	0.0231
1400	91	4.43	48.7	3866.9	224	0.0207
1500	91	4.58	50.4	4143.1	240	0.0193
AAC with DIN48201 Standard
Code Number	Calculated Cross Section	No./Dia.of Stranding Wire	Overall Diameter	Linear Mass	Calculated Breaking Load	Max.D.C. Resistance
Code Number	Calculated Cross Section	No./Dia.of Stranding Wire	Overall Diameter	Linear Mass	Calculated Breaking Load	Max.D.C. Resistance
mm²	mm²	mm	mm	kg/km	daN	Ω/km
16	15.89	7/1.70	5.1	44	290	1.8018
25	24.25	7/2.10	6.3	67	425	1.1808
35	34.36	7/2.50	7.5	94	585	0.8332
50	49.48	7/3.00	9	135	810	0.5786
50	48.36	19/1.80	9	133	860	0.595
70	65.82	19/2.10	10.5	181	1150	0.4371
95	93.27	19/2.50	12.5	256	1595	0.3084
120	117	19/2.80	14	322	1910	0.2459
150	147.1	37/2.25	15.2	406	2570	0.196
185	181.6	37/2.50	17.5	501	3105	0.1587
240	242.54	61/2.25	20.2	670	4015	0.1191
300	299.43	61/2.50	22.5	827	4850	0.0965
400	400.14	61/2.89	26	1105	6190	0.0722
500	499.83	61/3.23	29.1	1381	7600	0.0578
625	626.2	91/2.96	32.6	1733	9690	0.04625
800	802.1	91/3.35	36.8	2219	12055	0.0361
1000	999.71	91/3.74	41.1	2766	14845	0.029
AAC with BS 215 Standard
Code Name	Nominal Cross Section	No./Dia.of Stranding Wires	Overall Diameter	Approx. Weight	Max.D.C Resistance of Conductor	Calculated Breaking Load	Final Modulus of Elasticity	Coefficient of Linear Expansion
Code Name	mm 2	No./mm	mm	kg/km	ohm/km	daN	hbar
Midge	22	7/2.06	6.18	64	1.227	399	5900	23 x 10 -6
Aphis	25	3/3.35	7.2	73	1.081	411	5900	23 x 10 -6
Gnat	25	7/2.21	6.6	73	1.066	459	5900	23 x 10 -6
Weevil	30	3/3.66	7.9	86	0.9082	486	5900	23 x 10 -6
Mosquito	35	7/2.59	7.8	101	0.7762	603	5900	23 x 10 -6
Ladybird	40	7/2.79	8.4	117	0.6689	687	5900	23 x 10 -6
Ant	50	7/3.10	9.3	145	0.5419	828	5900	23 x 10 -6
Fly	60	7/3.40	10.2	174	0.4505	990	5900	23 x 10 -6
Bluebottle	70	7/3.66	11	202	0.3881	1134	5900	23 x 10 -6
Earwing	75	7/3.78	11.4	215	0.3644	1194	5900	23 x 10 -6
Grasshopper	80	7/3.91	11.7	230	0.3406	1278	5900	23 x 10 -6
Clegg	90	7/4.17	12.5	262	0.2994	1453	5900	23 x 10 -6
Wasp	100	7/4.39	13.17	290	0.2702	1600	5900	23 x 10 -6
Beetle	100	19/2.67	13.4	293	0.2704	1742	5600	23 x 10 -6
Bee	125	7/4.90	14.7	361	0.2169	1944	5900	23 x 10 -6
Cricket	150	7/5.36	16.1	432	0.1818	2385	5900	23 x 10 -6
Hornet	150	19/3.25	16.25	434	0.1825	2570	5600	23 x 10 -6
Caterpillar	175	19/3.53	17.7	512	0.1547	2863	5600	23 x 10 -6
Chafer	200	19/3.78	18.9	587	0.1349	3240	5600	23 x 10 -6
Spider	225	19/3.99	20	652	0.1211	3601	5600	23 x 10 -6
Cockroach	250	19/4.22	21.1	731	0.1083	4040	5600	23 x 10 -6
Butterfly	300	19/4.65	23.25	888	0.08916	4875	5600	23 x 10 -6
Moth	350	19/5.00	25	1027	0.07711	5637	5600	23 x 10 -6
Drone	350	37/3.58	25.1	1029	0.07741	5745	5600	23 x 10 -6
Locust	400	19/5.36	26.8	1179	0.0671	6473	5600	23 x 10 -6
Centipede	400	37/3.78	26.46	1145	0.06944	6310	5600	23 x 10 -6
Maybug	450	37/4.09	28.6	1342	0.05931	7401	5600	23 x 10 -6
Scorpion	500	37/4.27	29.9	1460	0.05441	7998	5600	23 x 10 -6
Cicada	600	37/4.65	32.6	1733	0.04588	9495	5600	23 x 10 -6
Tarantula	750	37/5.23	36.6	2191	0.03627	12010	5600	23 x 10 -6
AAC with CSA C49 Standard
Code Name	KCMIL or AWG	Cross Section of Aluminum	Size			Total Mass	Rated Tensile Strength	Max.D.C. Resistance
Code Name	KCMIL or AWG	Cross Section of Aluminum	No.of Wires	Dia.of Wires	Dia.of Conductor	Total Mass	Rated Tensile Strength	Max.D.C. Resistance
		mm²	-	mm	mm	kg/km	kN	Ω/km
Anemone	874.5	443.12	37	3.9	27.3	1223	72.9	0.06509
Cockscomb	900	456.04	37	3.96	27.72	1259	75.2	0.06324
	927.2	469.82	37	4.02	28.14	1297	77.5	0.06139
Magnolia	954	483.4	37	4.08	28.56	1334	79.8	0.05966
Hawkweed	1000	506.71	37	4.18	29.26	1399	83.8	0.05692
Bluebell	1033.5	523.68	37	4.25	29.75	1445	86.6	0.05507
	1100	557.38	61	3.41	30.69	1541	94.7	0.05182
Marigold	1113	563.97	61	3.43	30.87	1559	95.8	0.05121
Hawthorn	1192.5	604.25	61	3.55	31.95	1670	103	0.0478
	1200	608.05	61	3.56	32.04	1681	103	0.0475
Narcissus	1272	644.54	61	3.67	33.03	1782	110	0.04481
	1300	658.72	61	3.71	33.39	1821	112	0.04385
Columbine	1351.5	684.82	61	3.78	34.02	1893	113	0.04218
	1400	709.39	61	3.85	34.65	1961	117	0.04072
Carnation	1431	725.1	61	3.89	35.01	2004	120	0.03983
	1500	760.07	61	3.98	35.82	2101	125	0.038
Gladiolus	1510.5	762.72	61	3.99	35.91	2110	123	0.0379
Coreopsis	1590	805.67	61	4.1	36.9	2227	133	0.03585
	1600	810.74	61	4.11	36.99	2241	134	0.03563
	1700	861.41	61	4.24	38.16	2381	142	0.03353
	1800	912.08	91	3.57	39.27	2524	155	0.0317
Cowslip	2000	1013.42	91	3.77	41.47	2804	168	0.02853
Sagebrush	2250	1140.1	91	3.99	43.89	3155	188	0.02536
	2435.6	1234.14	91	4.16	45.76	3415	204	0.02343
Lupine	2500	1266.78	91	4.21	46.31	3505	209	0.02283
Bitterroo	2750	1393.45	91	4.42	48.62	3856	230	0.02075
	3000	1520.13	91	4.61	50.71	4207	251	0.01902
	3007.7	1524.03	91	4.62	50.82	4217	252	0.01897
	3500	1773.49	91	4.98	54.78	4908	292	0.0163
	3640	1844.42	91	5.08	55.88	5104	304	0.01568