Aluminum alloy strip for interlocked armored cables is lighter, more corrosion-resistant, and easier to install than traditional steel tape armoring. Made from 5052/5154 aluminum strip, it is widely used in construction, power systems, tunnels, and marine

Interlocking Armored Aluminum strip, as a core material for the outer protection layer of cables, is widely used in modern power systems, petrochemical industries, rail transit, high-rise buildings, and other fields due to its unique interlocking structur

5052 and 5154 aluminum strips are widely used as interlocked armor materials for fire-resistant cables due to their excellent corrosion resistance, high strength, and superior formability.

3003 aluminum alloy strip and 5052 aluminum alloy strip, with advantages such as lightweight, non-magnetic properties, and high cost performance, have been widely used in the metallic tape armor layer of interlocked armored cables.

5052 and 5154 series aluminum strips are designed for armored cables. With non-magnetic properties, lightweight characteristics, and excellent corrosion resistance, they are ideal materials for cable protection in power transmission, marine engineering, a

Premium 1060 and 5052 aluminum strip coils designed for cable armoring applications. Featuring excellent corrosion resistance, strong mechanical properties, and precise dimensions.