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Southwire is pleased to announce that Winn Wise has been named Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer, effective April 29, 2024. In line with the company’s long-term strategy, its ...

In support of Southwire’s focus on strategic growth, the company is pleased to announce an investment in Condoit, a software platform for electrical design, analysis and collaboration. Condoit, based ...

On Thursday, March 28, Southwire celebrated the relocation of its Canadian corporate office in Mississauga, Ontario. The roughly 7,000 square-foot office in Mississauga aligns with evolving workplace ...

On Thursday, March 28, Southwire celebrated the relocation of its Canadian corporate office in Mississauga, Ontario. The roughly 7,000 square-foot office in Mississauga aligns with evolving workplace ...

A great tool to help electricians, engineers and contractors answer the question, "What size conduit do I use per the NEC®?" The app will calculate the conduit fill percentages and jam probability for ...

This guide provides engineers and contractors with essential information on the basic applications, selection, and installation of Feeder MC cables, including Riser MC™ High Rise Cable and PVC ...

See our innovative products in action and learn how they can help make your job easier. Written by industry experts, our manuals provide essential information to assist with basic applications, ...

The Southwire Solutions University team is dedicated to training current and future leaders on safe and efficient wire and cable installation methods. Training is available on-site at our Southwire ...

Used as bare overhead transmission conductor and as primary and secondary distribution conductor and messenger support. ACSR offers optimal strength for line design. Variable steel core stranding ...

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Classes AA and A are used primarily for overhead transmission and primary and secondary distribution, where ampacity must be maintained and a lighter conductor (compared to ACSR) is desired, and when ...