Penguin ACSR Conductor Cable

Raw Material Test is the first quality control step for the Penguin ACSR Conductor Cable. Aluminum rods are tested for electrical conductivity, tensile strength, elongation, and chemical composition to ensure low resistance and consistent performance. Steel wire used for the core is inspected for tensile strength, diameter accuracy, and galvanization quality to guarantee corrosion resistance and mechanical stability. Lubricants and surface treatments are evaluated to ensure proper stranding and long-term durability. Only raw materials that comply with technical specifications and applicable standards are approved for production.

Process Inspection controls the manufacturing quality of the Penguin ACSR Conductor Cable throughout production. Aluminum and steel wires are drawn and stranded under controlled conditions to maintain correct lay length and uniform tension. The stranding process is monitored to ensure proper concentricity and mechanical balance between the aluminum layers and the steel core. Dimensional checks and in-process tensile inspections are performed to prevent defects. Continuous monitoring ensures consistent conductor diameter, surface quality, and structural integrity before final testing.

Finished Product Test verifies the electrical and mechanical performance of the Penguin ACSR Conductor Cable before delivery. Tests include DC resistance measurement, tensile strength testing, and elongation verification. Dimensional inspection ensures compliance with design standards. Visual checks confirm surface quality, stranding accuracy, and packaging integrity prior to shipment. Electrical resistance tests verify current-carrying capability. Tensile and elongation tests confirm mechanical strength. Final visual and dimensional inspections ensure proper construction, marking, and readiness for shipment.