Stranded 6201 aluminum alloy conductors shown in this section of data are classified as follows:
Class AA For bare conductors usually used in overhead lines.
Class A For conductors to be covered with weather-resistant materials and for bare conductors where greater flexibility is required.
Compact strand conductor for use in bare overhead applications or for use with weather-resistant coverings or insulations is also available.
Classes refer to stranding and are an indication of relative conductor flexibility, AA being the least flexible, C the most flexible

Conductor(ACAR) have been widely used in power transmission lines with various voltage levels, and also used in power lines across great rivers, heavy ice area, and other places special geographical characteristics. The co-nductorhave excellent advantages of high strength, large current carrying capacity and good catenary property as well as wear-resistance, anti-crush and corrosion-proof with simple structure, convenient installation and maintenance, low cost for the line, large transmission capacity. 

Stranded 1350 aluminum conductors shown in this section of data are classified as follows:
Class AA For bare conductors usually used in overhead lines.
Class A For conductors to be covered with weather-resistant materials and for bare conductors where greater flexibility is required.
Compact strand conductor for use in bare overhead applications or for use with weather-resistant coverings or insulations is also available.
Classes refer to stranding and are an indication of relative conductor flexibility, AA being the least flexible, C the most flexible

Conductor(AAAC) have been widely used in power transmission lines with various voltage levels.
Also used in power lines across great rivers, heavy ice area, and other places special geographical characteristics. 
The conductor have excellent advantages of high strength, large current carrying capacity 

Stranded 6201 aluminum alloy conductors shown in this section of data are classified as follows:
Class AA For bare conductors usually used in overhead lines.
Class A For conductors to be covered with weather-resistant materials and for bare conductors where greater flexibility is required.
Compact strand conductor for use in bare overhead applications or for use with weather-resistant coverings or insulations is also available.
Classes refer to stranding and are an indication of relative conductor flexibility, AA being the least flexible, C the most flexible

Stranded 1350 aluminum conductors shown in this section of data are classified as follows:
Class AA For bare conductors usually used in overhead lines.
Class A For conductors to be covered with weather-resistant materials and for bare conductors where greater flexibility is required.
Compact strand conductor for use in bare overhead applications or for use with weather-resistant coverings or insulations is also available.
Classes refer to stranding and are an indication of relative conductor flexibility, AA being the least flexible, C the most flexible

Stranded 1350 aluminum conductors shown in this section of data are classified as follows:
Class AA For bare conductors usually used in overhead lines.
Class A For conductors to be covered with weather-resistant materials and for bare conductors where greater flexibility is required.
Compact strand conductor for use in bare overhead applications or for use with weather-resistant coverings or insulations is also available.
Classes refer to stranding and are an indication of relative conductor flexibility, AA being the least flexible, C the most flexible

Stranded 1350 aluminum conductors shown in this section of data are classified as follows:
Class AA For bare conductors usually used in overhead lines.
Class A For conductors to be covered with weather-resistant materials and for bare conductors where greater flexibility is required.
Compact strand conductor for use in bare overhead applications or for use with weather-resistant coverings or insulations is also available.
Classes refer to stranding and are an indication of relative conductor flexibility, AA being the least flexible, C the most flexible

Stranded ASTM B416 aluminum Clad Steel Strands conductors shown in this section of data are classified as follows:
Class AA For bare conductors usually used in overhead lines.
Class A For conductors to be covered with weather-resistant materials and for bare conductors where greater flexibility is required.
Compact strand conductor for use in bare overhead applications or for use with weather-resistant coverings or insulations is also available.
Classes refer to stranding and are an indication of relative conductor flexibility, AA being the least flexible, C the most flexible

The all aluminum alloy conductor is widely used in power transmission and distribution line. AAAC conductor as bare overhead conductor for primary and secondary distribution. Designed utilizing a high-strength aluminum-alloy to achieve a high strength-to-weight ratio; affords good sag characteristics. Aluminum-alloy 6201-T81 gives AAAC higher resistance to corrosion than other conductors