Copper wires are extensively used in the modern world for electrical conductivity and for electronic appliances. Copper being an excellent conductor of heat and electricity makes an ideal choice for electrical wires which can be used on a large scale for commercial and industrial needs. The other remarkable properties of copper which facilitate copper wires to be used for electrical conductivity are its ductility, high melting point, resistance to corrosion, low resistance value and ability to be recycled. Copper can be drawn into very thin wires, as thin as a human hair and very low diameter of the wire causes the resistance value to drop down leading to minimum electrical wastage during power transfer. One can avail copper wires as well as copper strips of required length and diameter from reputed Indian wire manufacturers and exporters who maintain world class quality in the finished products.

We at Rajasthan Electric Industries with the brand name BRITEX offer aluminum wires and aluminum rods which are used in urban areas and in chemical industries. Electrolytic grade pure Aluminum is used which is highly resistant to corrosion and provides long lasting services to the users are prepared under strict quality checks and measures by our industry experts and engineers. We have been delivering unmatched services since five decades and our long list of clients stand testimony to the fact that we lay premium to the quality of products and strive for optimum customers' satisfaction.

Copper wires when coated with poly-vinyl chloride as insulating material is known as PVC wires which are used in ground wires, electrical cables, building wires, and also as fencing for industrial security issues. The PVC coating makes the wires fire-proof, and thus insulates it properly on cost-efficient way. Glass wires are those bare copper wires or conductors which are wrapped by glass covering to prevent any oxidation of copper molecules with the chemicals in environmental pollutants. The glass coating also prevents the wire from melting in devices such as electric heaters, motors as well as other appliances.