Premium bare copper and aluminum conductors from Zetastone Cable – engineered for maximum conductivity, durability, and cost efficiency in power transmission, substations, and heavy industries.
Overhead transmission lines (HV/LV)
Substation grounding grids
Busbars in smelters/steel plants
Wind turbine earthing
Africa: Mining power distribution
Canada: ASTM-compliant conductors for utilities
Southeast Asia: Low-cost AAC for rural electrification
No Insulation: A bare conductor has no insulating layer, meaning it is directly exposed to the environment. It is typically made of materials like aluminum or copper.
Usage: Commonly used in overhead power lines where insulation is not required (e.g., transmission lines supported by poles or towers) since air acts as a natural insulator.
Insulated Layer: A covered conductor has a thin protective coating or insulation (not as thick as insulated cables) to prevent short circuits in case of accidental contact.
Usage: Often used in areas with limited space or higher risk of contact (e.g., tree-prone regions or urban distribution lines), providing better safety than bare conductors but less insulation than fully insulated cables.
Yes – samples under 100kg available for QC verification.
Custom orders available (MOQ 10 tons).
