Product Overview
ACSR (Aluminium Conductor Steel Reinforced) is a high-capacity, high-strength stranded conductor specifically designed for overhead electrical power transmission and distribution. Manufactured in compliance with TS EN 50182 standards, this composite conductor features an outer layer of high-purity electrical-grade aluminium wires surrounding a central galvanized steel core. The steel core provides the necessary mechanical strength to withstand high tensile loads and long spans, while the outer aluminium strands ensure efficient electrical conductivity with a reduced overall weight profile.
Key Technical Specifications
Engineered for rigorous industrial and utility requirements, our ACSR overhead conductors maintain strict adherence to international manufacturing tolerances and material specifications.
| Conductor Type | ACSR (Aluminium Conductor Steel Reinforced) |
| Product Category | Overhead Line Conductor |
| Manufacturing Standard | TS EN 50182 |
| Core Material | Galvanized Steel Wire(s) |
| Outer Stranding | Electrical Grade Aluminium Wires |
Applications & Installation
ACSR conductors are globally specified for overhead transmission lines operating at high, extra-high, and ultra-high voltages, as well as medium-voltage distribution networks. Their high mechanical tensile strength makes them ideally suited for long river crossings, mountainous terrain installations, and spans with extended distances between supporting towers. Installation must be executed by certified professionals using proper tensioning equipment, stringing blocks, and compression fittings designed explicitly for composite steel-reinforced aluminium conductors to prevent mechanical damage and ensure electrical integrity.
Standards & Compliance
Manufactured under rigorous quality assurance protocols, this product strictly complies with TS EN 50182 standards governing stranded overhead line conductors. Cable Export ensures that all export shipments meet international material traceability and testing criteria required by global utilities, electrical contractors, and infrastructure procurement teams.
