Multi-Wire Drawing
In-house wire drawing that reduces copper rod to precise fine-wire diameters — giving us control over conductor quality from the earliest stage of production.
Wire drawing is the first step in producing fine-strand conductors. We draw copper rod through a series of precision dies, progressively reducing diameter until we reach the target gauge. In-house drawing means we control the copper quality, the die geometry, and the annealing process — so the wire we strand and jacket starts from a known, controlled input. It also lets us produce non-standard gauges and custom alloys that aren't available off-the-shelf.
What We Offer
- Continuous drawing from copper rod to fine wire
- Gauge range: AWG 30 to AWG 14
- Precision die sets for consistent diameter and surface finish
- Annealing for soft-drawn flexibility
- Bare copper and tinning available
- Non-standard gauges and custom copper alloys on request
Min Gauge
AWG 30
Max Gauge
AWG 14
Material
Copper
Finish
Bare / Tinned
Source Control
Drawing our own wire means we know exactly what goes into every conductor — purity, temper, surface finish, and diameter.
Non-Standard Gauges
We're not limited to catalog sizes. If your design calls for an unusual gauge or alloy, we can draw it.
Integrated Production
Wire drawn here feeds directly into our stranding lines — shorter lead times and no supply chain gaps.
ManufacturingRubber & Plastic Extrusion
Precision extrusion of rubber and thermoplastic jackets over conductors and assemblies — tuned to your compound, dimensions, and performance requirements.
ManufacturingCable Stranding & Jacketing
Multi-strand conductor assemblies twisted and jacketed to spec — from flexible fine-strand bundles to heavy industrial assemblies.
ProcessingElectron Beam Crosslinking
In-house electron beam irradiation that transforms polymer jackets into high-performance, crosslinked materials — tougher, UV-resistant, and built for extreme environments.
Ready to put wire drawing to work?
Describe your project and we'll walk you through how this capability fits into your cable build.