Aluminium Profile in Electrical Engineering Sector

The use of aluminium cables has a significant economic effect. First of all, aluminium is much more affordable than copper. Secondly, the higher conductivity of aluminium allows for higher current transmission in the same infrastructure. Since energy consumption is constantly increasing, electric networks can no longer handle the existing load, and the number of overloads and failures increases, and the construction of new transmission lines is much more expensive than replacing cables.

Aluminium and its alloys are widely used in the production of electronic and micro-electronic components, especially capacitors. In addition, it is used for antennas, including TV antennas, as well as for the construction of radars. In some countries, even transmission poles are built from aluminium, and it is also often used in the production of transformers and low-voltage rotor motors.