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July 29, 2009 - In an exciting opportunity to provide its customers with a green solution, Allied Wire & Cable is proud to announce a new partnership with C&M Corporation. Under this partnership, Allied will become an authorized distributor of C&M’s new line of GreenLINX Wind Power Cables.
Truly living up to their green name, GreenLINX Cables are manufactured in America with recyclable materials. Oil, solvent, chemical and fuel resistant, GreenLINX Cables are manufactured specifically to withstand the rigors of wind power environments. Their flexible construction allows for easy termination and installation as well as helping the cables to fit in tight spaces.
GreenLINX cables also carry Underwriters Laboratories’ WTTC approval for 1000 volt cable. In years past, there was no standard for cables used in wind turbines. This new standard, which stands for Wind Turbine Tray Cable, is now required by the UL for use in wind turbines. Not using cables with WTTC approval can mean costly replacements down the road.
The entire Allied Family is excited to be contributing to green energy with GreenLINX Cables. Customers who work hard producing green wind power energy no longer have to settle for regular cable. Now they can rest easier knowing that even their cables are a truly green, industry approved product.
About Allied Wire & Cable, Supplier of Electrical Wire
Allied Wire & Cable is one of the largest privately owned value-added manufacturers and distributors of electrical wire and cable products in the United States. Family owned and operated since 1988, Allied services many of the largest industries in the country, from the government and the military to aerospace, automotive and telecommunications. Allied supplies all the wire, cable, tubing and accessory needs of these industries and more everyday. Headquartered in Collegeville, PA, Allied has offices in Florida, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Wisconsin, along with several warehouses across the country.
For more information on Allied Wire & Cable, please visit www.awcwire.com.
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