Continuously Transposed Cable for Power Transformer Windings

Transposed Conductor (abbreviated as CTC) is a type of winding wire consisting of a specific number of insulated flat wires arranged sequentially in two columns, continuously woven together using a specialized process, and subsequently wrapped with specific insulating materials. Essentially, it is a specialized form of stranded wire; the key distinction lies in the fact that the continuously transposed cable employs a transposition method for stranding, utilizing insulated flat wires as the constituent strands.   Conductor Dimensional Accuracy: A: ±0.005 mm | B: ±0.01 mm Yield Strength (Copper): 80–300 N/mm² | Yield Strength (Aluminum): 60–90 N/mm² Continuous, Splice-Free Length: >3500 m High-Temperature Self-Bonding / Broad-Face Self-Bonding   Insulation Materials:   Power Cable Paper, High-Density Insulating Paper, Heat-Resistant Insulating Paper, High-Elongation Fiber Paper, Aromatic Polyamide Paper (Nomex), PET Film.   Customers may specify the brand, model, and specifications…

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