Electrical Wire & Cable Specialists

What is electrical wire ? A string of copper or aluminum metal inside a plastic cover, right? Right. That’s exactly what electrical wire is; but there’s more to the story … much more. The folks at Electrical Wire and Cable Specialists (EWCS) know there’s a lot more to wire than just a string and some plastic. They engineer their wire products to perform a multitude of tasks and to perform those tasks consistently over a long period of time. And the name of the company uses the word “specialists” and that is an accurate description because EWCS not only engineers high quality wire, they engineer over a hundred different types of wires and cables. Ever since 1994, EWCS has been engineering and manufacturing the finest wire and cable products available on the market. From the beginning, the engineers understood for their company to be successful they had to produce the best products, otherwise, the customers wouldn’t keep buying their products and the company wouldn’t be aro...

There are two jobs Flexible Welding Cable has to do well; flex and deliver electricity. That may not seem to be asking much but the fact is when it’s time to go to work, a lot of “flexible” cable doesn’t exactly measure up. Electrical Wire and Cable Specialists (EWCS) know all about the problems inflexible flexible welding cable can create. Many industrial environments use motorized or mobile welding robots. Those robots move in many directions and the wiring that supplies the electricity to make the welds has to be consistent and has to flex. For a quarter of a century, the folks at EWCS have been dealing successfully with the most difficult environments for their cable. No one wants to shut down an entire production line because a feed wire broke and with EWCS cable it won’t happen. Here’s another example of the importance of cable flexing; welding technicians working on large piecework items. Those technicians have to be able to move around at all angles and perform t...

Marine electronics failure is one of the absolute worst case scenarios for any boat owner. Using the proper American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC) compliant marine grade wire and processes are the best way to avoid electrical failures. At Electric Wire &Cable Specialists (EWCS) we specialize in the production of high quality marine electrical cable . Marine wire takes a beating from constant vibration and corrosive elements. When you choose a marine wire supplier, it’s crucial to find wires composed of fine stranding for maximum flexibility and quality tinned copper to resist corrosion. EWCS has been providing our quality wire to retailers and contractors since 1994. All of our wire is made in the USA from the highest quality copper to achieve maximum conductivity and ductility. The flexibility of high-quality wire is one of the main avenues of defense against marine electrical failure. Unlike the wire in our homes, which gets to remain stationary, boat wiring is cons...

If you operate a business that deals with electrical wiring, it’s crucial to make sure you have the exact cables for the job at hand. Not having the right supplies for the job on hand can lead to costly delays. If your client is on a strict schedule, it could even cost you their business. Don’t let your business get caught in this kind of scenario, keep your inventory stocked with quality electric wire cable at a great price by visiting the Electric Wire and Cable Specialists(EWCS). At EWCS, we have been providing professionals with the cable they need for over 20 years. We know the quality matters, and we make all of our electrical cables right here in the USA from only the highest quality 100% copper wire. We make sure each product we offer has been certified by either a UL or ETL nationally recognized testing laboratory. When you buy our wire and cable, you know that you will receive a product you can install with confidence. No matter what job your business takes on,...

Even though Electrical Wire and Cable Specialists (EWCS) produces some of the finest wire and cable products available in North America, they also sell Belden Fire Alarm Cable manufactured by the Belden Company. Customers interested in purchasing Belden Fire Alarm Cable can go to www.ewcswire.com and find a huge selection of Belden Cable. Belden Fire Alarm Cable is Known Around the World For Its Quality The Belden company started out in 1902 as a wire and cable manufacturing company. Over 100 years later, it is still known for its wire and cable products and a whole lot more. Belden designs, engineers, and manufactures dozens of styles of Fire Alarm Cable in a multitude of configurations. They offer 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12-conductorFire Alarm wiring for: Solid FPLR Riser Rated Shielded Wire Solid FPLP Plenum Rated Shielded Wire Solid FPLR Riser Rated Non-Shielded Wire Solid FPLP Plenum Rated Non-Shielded Wire All Sizes of Fire Alarm Cable Belden manufactures their ...

Contractors, Construction Supervisors, Electricians, and homeowners all want the best materials and quality when it comes to Fire Alarm Cable . It’s not hard to understand why given today’s awareness and focus on the damage fires have caused over the last year. Because of its importance, Fire Alarm Cable is one part of the original construction and remodeling phases that can’t be assigned secondary importance. Electrical Wire and Cable Specialists (EWCS) manufacture Fire Alarm Cable and they recognize the responsibility a manufacturer has toward designing, engineering, and constructing cable that will not only stand up to the test of time, but it will also lend itself toward easier installation through the employment of higher quality metals. The value of EWCS Fire Alarm Cable increases with the engineering and manufacturing quality control systems and the fact they’ve been in the business since 1994. For a quarter of a century, EWCS has provided the finest wire and cable ava...

Vendors of marine battery wire are already well-familiar with the necessary certifications, as well as maintenance considerations and installation processes. However, sailors and vendors alike may not be aware why it is so important that such wire be made of specifically copper, and specifically copper treated in a certain way. In truth, few materials could be suitable for marine application other than copper, but copper alone is not enough. Copper is in many ways the ‘default’ wiring of the modern world, and has been for a great deal of time. Copper’s conductivity and durability make it invaluable for wiring everything from homes to cars to, of course, boats and marine installations. However, there are other alternatives, and copper’s primary advantage is price. However, copper alone is not enough. The reason copper on its own is insufficient is that copper corrodes. While it does not oxidize so dramatically as iron in damp conditions, especially in salt water, it is st...