Copperweld Steel Company photographs - [picture]
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These photographs represent the employees and the physical facilities of the Copperrweld Company. The facility photos are primarily exterior views, howevere a few do show the copperwelding process
The Copperweld Steel Company began manufacturing copper-covered steel wire in as the Copper Clad Steel Company. After Jacob Roth's invention of copper welding to reduce conductability loss, Copperweld became the standard for electrical cable and wire used in the United States. After a fire destroyed the Rankin, Pa. facility in , Copperweld opened a new plant in Glassport, ten miles down the Monongahela River in . Part of the New Deal, the Rural Electrification Program revitalized a sluggish industry. The Company now has its world headquarters in Warren, Ohio
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The world leader in bimetallic wire and cable
Copperweld is a bimetallic manufacturer specializing in power and grounding conductors for building construction, power grid, utilities, communications and transportation. For over 100 years, it has been our mission to make the most reliable and innovative wires on the market.
Copperweld&#;s metallurgical expertise and value-engineering approach have produced bimetallic products that revolutionized industries. Our world-wide network of facilities manufacture bimetallic power and grounding conductors originating in Copperweld&#;s facilities in the heart of the mid-south, USA.
The culture of excellence and innovation that inspired Copperweld&#;s first products over 100 years ago still drives us today. Our team of engineers is always looking for better ways to test, manufacture, optimize, customize, and support the products we deliver. We&#;re Wired to Protect.
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