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For electrical technicians, not having the right wire for a job is not just a minor inconvenience. When you can’t complete a job because you don’t have the supplies, it can create delays and hurt your business's reputation. Having the largest possible stock of wire to suit every job can help, but can also be expensive. Finding a quality wire provider that can also get you the supplies you need quickly is crucial to making sure you can complete jobs on time and retain your clients. Whether you need tray cables or 4/0 Welding Cable, EWSC Wire can have your order shipped within 24 hours so you won’t have to delay your work.


At Electric Wire & Cable Specialists(EWCS), we have been supplying wire and cable to businesses since 1994. All of our wire is made in the USA from high quality solid or stranded copper. All of our products have been certified by UL or ET testing facilities. We are proud to offer manufacturer direct pricing on our inventory to a huge variety of professionals. If your business requires electrical cables to get the job done, EWCS is here to make sure you can get the supplies you need at the best prices.

We know that situations will arise when you need a type of wire as soon as possible. We specialize in expedited shipping. If you place an order with us, we have several fulfillment centers across the country. Depending on your order’s destination, we will ship it within 24 hours from the closest possible center. While we always aim for same day shipping, sometimes it might take until the next morning to ship larger orders. Most of our clients receive their wire within two to three days of placing their order.

We stock wire and cable for practically any application. Whether you need a cord with one insulator or one dozen, for dry application or outdoor installation, we have plenty of options for you. Need marine cable or some beefy 4/0 welding cable? We can have them in your hands in a few days. No matter what your business needs, we have a cable that will do the job. You can order all of our cables in convenient pre-cut lengths to fit any job. If you need a custom length of cable, we are happy to make sure you can get the exact supplies to meet your needs.

Our focus is on making sure our clients have the wire they need to get the job done and make their customers happy. If you have any questions about shipping, our inventory, or having a custom cable manufactured, give us a call at 800-262-1598. Our team is happy to work with your business. Don’t get stuck pushing back our schedule because you can’t get your supplies in time. Next time you need wire, trust EWCS to get your high-quality US made wire at amazing prices.
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