Southwire Co.
Southwire Industrial Division - Railroad, 1 Southwire Dr.
Carrollton, GA 30119
About Southwire Co.
- Southwire Co. is the 3rd largest wire and cable manufacture in the world and largest consumer of copper in the USA with 65 years and counting as a leading innovator in the industry. Our unique position and diversity of product line capabilities allows us to serve the rail industry across many applications in the signal, power, and trackside areas. All of our railroad cables are AREMA qualified leading to a high quality standard and long performance life. The extended product mix includes, but is not limited to:
• Underground / Aerial Signal Cables
• Duplex Track Wire
• Tower & Case Wire
• Nylon Braided Case Wire
• TEFZEL high temp cables
• Cable in conduit (CIC)
• UL schedule 40 and schedule 80 empty duct conduit
• Electrical/mechanical hand tools
• XHHW/THHN products
• IMSA traffic signal cables
• Transit power cables
• Photovoltaic wire
• Medium Voltage Cables
• Tray Cables
• Metallic armored signal/communications cables
Common items are stocked for convenience for customers who need products available quickly on site. If you don’t see something that you are looking for in our general product catalogs, please feel free to reach out to us for specialty designs.
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News about Southwire Co.
Southwire Launches 2021 Sustainability Report Posted 7/21/2022
Southwire Names Stinson President as Thorn Announces Retirement Posted 8/21/2015