Copper wire plated with nickel and silver resists corrosion
Copper wire for electrical harnesses, when plated with both nickel and silver, resists galvanic corrosion and high temperatures while maintaining electrical properties and solderability.
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Copper wire for electrical harnesses, when plated with both nickel and silver, resists galvanic corrosion and high temperatures while maintaining electrical properties and solderability.
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