Achieving improved mechanical strength and bending characteristics! For conductors used in ultra-thin cables such as laptops.
"Ultra-fine conductor" refers to a conductor made by twisting together wires with an outer diameter of 20μ to 50μm at a constant pitch. Single wires are also used for shielding ultra-fine cables, and the surface of the conductor can be treated with tin plating or silver plating. By adopting alloy wire conductors, improvements in mechanical strength and bending characteristics are achieved. We offer both hard copper wire and soft copper wire. 【Features】 ■ A conductor made by twisting together wires with an outer diameter of 20μ to 50μm at a constant pitch ■ The surface of the conductor can be treated with tin plating or silver plating ■ Adoption of alloy wire conductors ■ Achieves improvements in mechanical strength and bending characteristics ■ Available in hard copper wire and soft copper wire *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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[Usage] ■ Conductors for ultra-thin cables used in laptops, mobile phones, e-books, ultrasound diagnostic devices, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Meisei Sangyo Co., Ltd. has been committed to meeting your needs as a conductor manufacturing company since its establishment, continuously striving for stable manufacturing technology and quality every day. As a result, our high-quality products, created through manufacturing methods using our own developed technology and machinery, are now being provided to everyone around the world, not just domestically.
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