Flat & Tubular Braids

Flat and tubular braided wire is used across a wide range of applications, including flexible electrical connections, grounding straps, and cable or hose shielding. Braided wire is constructed by weaving individual strands together into a flat, rolled, or tubular form, giving it excellent flexibility and current-carrying capacity while remaining resistant to fatigue from repeated flexing.

Various Alloys and Options

In addition to its flexibility and strength, braided wire offers excellent conductivity, making it a reliable choice for grounding and shielding applications. At Arcor, we fabricate flat and tubular braid from a variety of alloys, including bare copper, tinned copper, nickel-plated copper, silver-plated copper, stainless steel, and nickel wire.

Flat braids are commonly used for flexible connections, electrical leads, and grounding straps, while tubular braids are typically used as shielding around other cables, hoses, and wire bundles. We offer standard put-ups in 100 feet, 250 feet, 500 feet, and 1,000 feet, and we're happy to fabricate custom sizes, alloys, and put-ups on request.

Whether you need braided wire for grounding, shielding, or another use, we can provide the product that works best for your application. We offer a variety of braided wire types and sizes, and we're happy to try to fulfill custom orders or hard-to-find item requests.

Contact Arcor for All of Your Braided Wire Needs

At Arcor, we offer various types of braided wire packaging options. If you need something hard to find or made of a different material, we'll be glad to work with you to find something that suits your needs. Contact us today for more information about the alloys, shapes, and put-ups available.