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The fourth best conductor of electricity (behind silver, gold, and copper), California Fine Wire’s aluminum wire is used in many applications such as implanted cardiac devices, drift chambers, and semiconductor interconnects.

Clad materials are created to optimize characteristics such as strength, corrosion resistance, cost, radiopacity, electrical properties, thermal properties, weight and formability into a single component.

Copper is an excellent electrical conductor and is used in a variety of applications, including power transmission, electronic circuitry, power generation, and more.

Gold wire is ideal for harsh environments requiring strength and low reactivity.

Nickel wire has a high resistance to chemical corrosion and water oxidation.

Platinum is ideal for wiring, as its properties include high corrosion and acid resistance.

Refractory materials are durable metals that are resistant to corrosion and extreme heat.

Stainless steel is a highly durable metal used in a variety of applications including cookware, appliances, medical devices, and more.

Thermocouple wire is used in temperature sensing applications where precision and accuracy are required.

Alloy metals are cost-effective and have excellent formability, conductivity, and stability.